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Contractor / Funded Organisation: University - Nottingham Trent

Detailed below are science projects undertaken for, or managed on behalf of, Defra by the Contractor/Funded Organisation selected.
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AN0680: Development & validation of immunochemical methods for the detection of MRM in meat products.
Objective - Time Scale & Cost
From 1997 To 1999, Cost £84,281
Theme:   Food authenticity and adulteration: RESEARCH
 
 
AN1115: Authenticity of dried pasta survey: Electrophoretic analysis.
Objective - Time Scale & Cost
From 1994 To 1994, Cost £21,170
Theme:   Food authenticity and adulteration: SURVEILLANCE
 
 
AN1120: Survey to Investigate Authenticity of Dried Pasta Using HPLC
Description - Objective - Time Scale & Cost
From 1994 To 1994, Cost £8,300
Theme:   Food authenticity and adulteration: SURVEILLANCE
 
 
BD1241: Review of Management and Restoration Options for Blanket Bog
Description - Project Documents - Time Scale & Cost
From 2006 To 2006, Cost £13,758
Field of Study:   Environmental Stewardship
Theme:   Uplands
Keywords:  
Environmental Protection, Land, Wetlands, Biodiversity
 
 
EV0405: SUSTAINABLE CLOTHING ROADMAP: Public Understanding of sustainable clothing
Description - Project Documents - Time Scale & Cost
From 2008 To 2008, Cost £59,971
Field of Study:   Sustainable Consumption and Production
Theme:   Sustainable Consumption & Production Evidence
Keywords:  
Consumer, Social Research, Behaviour change
 
 
FS1041: Application of HACCP to small and medium sized food outlets
Description - Objective - Time Scale & Cost
From 1995 To 1997, Cost £44,175
Theme:   Microbiological Surveillance: SURVEILLANCE
 
 
FT0330: The East Midlands Food Hygiene Club
Description - Objective - Time Scale & Cost
From 1998 To 2000, Cost £14,000
Field of Study:   Resource Efficient and Resilient Food Chain
Theme:   Technology Transfer in the food industry
 
 
HP0203T: Physiological and biochemical aspects of bruising in potato tubers.
Objective - Time Scale & Cost
From 1995 To 1998, Cost £226,873
Field of Study:   Horticulture
Theme:   Potatoes: Crop production.
 
 
VM02300: Effects of sheep dip pesticides on differentiating nerve cells: Identification of novel markers of toxicity
Description - Project Documents - Time Scale & Cost
From 2004 To 2006, Cost £158,751
Field of Study:   Animal Health, Veterinary Medicine
Theme:   VMD Biochemical
Keywords:  
Animal Health, Neuropathology, Organophosphates, Pesticides, Plants and Animals, Sheep Dipping, Veterinary Medicines
 
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