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The following projects are undertaken in the research area of Food Safety Centre

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Protecting the Safety and Quality of Australian Oysters with Integrated Predictive Tools (Doctorate)

Supervisors: John Bowman , Tom Ross , Mark Tamplin  Members: Judith Fernandez Piquer
This project investigates the viability of Vibrio species in Australian oysters and translates kinetic parameters into predictive models that can be used to manage risk in the supply chain.
URL: Australian Seafood CRC PhD project

Increasing Oyster Spat Production Through Management of Microbiological Contamination (Doctorate)

Supervisors: John Bowman , Mark Tamplin  Members: Chris Chapman
This project will investigate sources of microbial contamination in oyster hatchery operations and develop mitigation strategies to increase production efficiency.
URL: Australian Seafood CRC PhD project

Genomic and proteomic assessment of acid resistant foodborne pathogenic E. coli (Doctorate)

Supervisors: John Bowman
This project focuses on studying the response of Escherichia coli in acidic conditions that directly resembles the environment of food products such as salami and other cured meats. Read More....

Determination of genetic characteristics associated with the survival and persistence of the food pathogen Listeria moncytogenes (Doctorate)

Supervisors: John Bowman , Tom Ross  Members: Rolf Erik Nilsson
My PhD project aims to further knowledge of the molecular mechanisms contributing to environmental persistence of L. monocytogenes. The focus is on strain variation, genetic characterisation, physiology and environmental factors underpinning biofilms. Read More....

Strain specific responses of Listeria monocytogenes to salinity and low temperature stress (Doctorate)

Supervisors: John Bowman  Members: Julia Souprounov
In this study a wide range of L. monocytogenes strains were screened for NaCl and cold tolerance to provide a basis of strain selection for subsequent microarray analysis for determination of general and strain-specific responses related to osmotic and cold stress Read More....

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