L06 Laboratory for Food Chemistry



Research and development activities of the Laboratory for Food Chemistry are primarily focused on studies of compounds from natural sources, which have a beneficial effect on the human (and animal) organism, but they are still under nvestigation in the world.



Achievements


Program and projects

Poster award:
  • Young researcher Vesna Glavnik from the Laboratory for Food Chemistry, received the Award for Best Poster at the scientific symposium “8th Balaton Symposium on High Performance Separation Methods and 15th International Symposium on Separation Sciences”

  • Young researcher Alen Albreht form the Laboratory for Food Chemistry received the Award for excellent poster presentation at the scientific symposium “8th Balaton Symposium on High Performance Separation Methods and 15th International Symposium on Separation Sciences”

Functional foods and food supplements

Head:

        

dr.Irena Vovk

Duration:


1.1.2009 - 31.12.2013

Range:


2,7 FTE

 
New originally developed fodder additive on the basis of water soluble CoQ10, its influence on the economic and health of broilers and hens during the industrial raise.

Head:

        

dr. Mirko Prošek

Category:


Applied research project

Duration:


1.5.2009 - 30.4.2012

Country:


Slovenia

Range:


1,21 FTE

 
Determination of active ingredients in dietary supplements

Head:

        

dr. Irena Vovk and prof. dr. Danica Agbaba

Category:


Bilateral project

Duration:


2008 - 2010

Country:


Slovenia, Serbia

 
Development of chromatographic methods for determination of micronutrients and some other organic compounds with biological activity 

Head:

        

dr. Irena Vovk

Category:

Applied research project

Duration:

1.1.2007 - 31.12.2009

Country:

Slovenia

Range:

0,92 FTE