Institute of Food Sciences
www.isa.cnr.itThe National Research Council (CNR) is the main public research institution in Italy. The Institute of Food Sciences, (ISA-CNR) (www.isa.cnr.it) holds a unique position within CNR since it was established in 1994 to meet the need for a research centre where physicians, biochemists, food technologists and others could synergistically co-operate to improve human health through improved nutritional strategies. The missions of ISA-CNR are: • to study composition and nutritional qualities of food; • to evaluate the effects of nutrition and nutrients on human health; • to characterize and improve local food related to the Mediterranean diet; • to apply genomics, proteomics and bioinformatics to nutritional sciences. The research lines are characterized by multidisciplinary approaches and are organized in three distinct areas, including different units: 1. Diet & Human Health; 2. Food Technology; 3. Proteomic and Biomolecular Mass Spectrometry Centre (CESMA-Probio). The Institute of Food Sciences provides a good environment for participant laboratories in the program. Equipment and personnel expertise are available to conduct a broad spectrum of techniques in genetic and nutritional epidemiology, molecular and cellular biology and protein science.
Read moreThe National Research Council (CNR) is the main public research institution in Italy. The Institute of Food Sciences, (ISA-CNR) (www.isa.cnr.it) holds a unique position within CNR since it was established in 1994 to meet the need for a research centre where physicians, biochemists, food technologists and others could synergistically co-operate to improve human health through improved nutritional strategies. The missions of ISA-CNR are: • to study composition and nutritional qualities of food; • to evaluate the effects of nutrition and nutrients on human health; • to characterize and improve local food related to the Mediterranean diet; • to apply genomics, proteomics and bioinformatics to nutritional sciences. The research lines are characterized by multidisciplinary approaches and are organized in three distinct areas, including different units: 1. Diet & Human Health; 2. Food Technology; 3. Proteomic and Biomolecular Mass Spectrometry Centre (CESMA-Probio). The Institute of Food Sciences provides a good environment for participant laboratories in the program. Equipment and personnel expertise are available to conduct a broad spectrum of techniques in genetic and nutritional epidemiology, molecular and cellular biology and protein science.
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1994
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