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University Udine

AFSIS: MOLECULAR BIOLOGY TECHNIQUES
HANDS-ON SHORT COURSES
FOR LABORATORY PROFESSIONALS

in the Food Microbiology Laboratory of the
University of Udine, Italy

Who Should Attend?
Biologists, microbiologists, food scientists, chemists, biochemists, medical doctors, veterinarians, chemical engineers.

Participant numbers are strictly limited to ten per course to permit maximum hands-on learning time.

Goals
The AFSIS Molecular Biology Training Courses will acquaint participants hands-on with the modern techniques and current protocols used in a molecular biology laboratory.

The three sequential courses can be taken together or individually. They offer scientists and technicians from different disciplines the opportunity to refresh their knowledge or be introduced to novel scientific approaches. Participants will benefit from intensive supervision and direct, hands-on experience for the duration of each course.

Location, Accommodation and Travel
The seminars will take place in the Food Microbiology Laboratory of the Department of Food Science, University of Udine, Italy. Udine is a charming city close to Venice and Trieste. Course leaders can assist you find accommodation in local hotels. Trieste or Venice airports serve Udine.

The Laboratory and its Facilities
The laboratory has over 10 years experience in the application of molecular biology for the detection and identification of foodborne pathogens. In the past two years, part of the research carried out in the lab was directed towards gene cloning and expression analysis. The laboratory's equipment was recently renovated and expanded, meeting international standards for molecular biology research.

Instructors and Staff
The AFSIS instructors, and Udine laboratory personnel, are highly experienced researchers. Dr. Cocolin and Dr. Rantsiou both have special interests in the microbial ecology of fermented foods by molecular methods and the genetic characterization of Lactic Acid Bacteria strains of importance to fermented foods.

Certification
Courses can be certified if required (TUV Akademie).

Registration

To register interest in attending any or all of the courses or for further information, please complete this form

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Contact:
Dr. Kalliopi Rantsiou,
81, Hlois Road,
151 25 MAROUSI,
GREECE

Tel: +30 210 805 2767       
Fax:
+ 30 210 612 7215
Email: ebtekar@hol.gr