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Robust chemical sensors and biosensors for rapid on-line identification of freshly collected and processed milk - ROSEPROMILK

  • Alegret Sanromà, Salvador (Principal Investigator)
  • DAVIES, John (Investigator)
  • HALTON, David (Investigator)
  • Mr Almgärden (Investigator)
  • Mr Cannata (Investigator)
  • Mr Giuffredi (Investigator)
  • Mr Mauro (Investigator)
  • Mr Merton (Investigator)
  • Palleschi, Giuseppe (Investigator)
  • Sole Suner, Silvia (Investigator)
  • del Valle, Manel (Investigator)

Project Details

Description

This proposal addresses issues of quality management, trace ability and safety during the production and processing of milk. It is proposed to design and development sensing devices for a range of key analytes as indicators of milk contamination and milk processing efficiency. Faecal contamination and aflatoxinm1 detection will be monitored during freshly milk collection. Then marker compounds as lactulose, lactose, lactosilated proteins and alkaline phosphates and lactoperoxidase enzymes will be analysed and quantified in real time using screen printed or composite biosensors and immuno-sensors coupled with flow-through or fia technology.
StatusFinished
Effective start/end date1/01/0131/12/03

Collaborative partners

  • Queen Mary College (Project partner)
  • University of Rome Tor Vergata (Coordinator) (lead)
  • University of Bristol (Project partner)
  • DeLaval International AB (Associate)
  • Universita' degli Studi del Molise (Associate)
  • Parmalat (Project partner)
  • ENEA - Italian National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and Sustainable Economic Development (Project partner)
  • Silsoe Research Institute (Project partner)

Funding

  • European Commission (EC): €879,529.00

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