The use of kinetics is necessary for many aspects of food research. Enzymatic, chemical, physical and microbial reactions in foods occur simultaneously during processing and storage, and usually it is...
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ICPMF seeks exceptional nominees with a strong track record in the field of Predictive Microbiology and Food Modelling, to serve as ICPMF board member, developing activities related to the ICPMF…
The conference book of ICPMF 10 has been published by Cambridge Scholars Publishing. The volume brings together papers detailing the latest advances in the field of predictive microbiology in foods…
The ICPMF Young Scientists Slack group aims to bring the Predictive Modeller Community together, in particular students and early career scientists, by making communication easier and connecting newcomers and seniors….
The recording of the ICPMF webinar, in Spanish, on “Examples of food shelf-life assessment, based on Listeria monocytogenes in ready to eat products” is now available at the ICPMF youtube channel. Access…
Webinar (on-line) gratuito en Español sobre “Ejemplos de estudios de vida útil en relación a Listeria monocytogenes en alimentos listos para el consumo” que explica e ilustra sobre los aspectos clave del informe sobre…
The Food Research Center (FoRC) is a Research, Innovation and Dissemination Center (RIDC) created in July 2013 with support from The Sao Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP) for multidisciplinary research in…
The Software Fair at the Dubai Food Safety Conference, October 2018. ICPMF could offer the Middle East Audience an interesting workshop on existing Predictive Microbiology Software tools, providing interesting case-studies…
ICPMF co-organized the Predictive Microbiology Software Fair at the Food Micro Conference in Germany (Berlin). The workshop was supported by the International Committee of Food Microbiology and Hygiene (ICFMH). Participants…
ICPMF co-organized the Predictive Microbiology Software Fair at the 2017 IAFP Annual Meeting in Tampa (Florida, US). The symposium was a success thanks to the support of the Microbial Modelling…
