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Inactivation of foodborne pathogens in dairy model systems by radio frequency processing

Tonti, Maria

Published 2024

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Publication details

Publisher : KU Leuven

Publication type : Doctoral dissertation

Supervised by : Impe, Jan Van; Verheyen, Davy; Kozak, Dmytro; Skåra, Torstein

Research areas

Food processing technologies

Shelf life and food safety

Topics associated with the publication

Drink

Pathogens

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