Looking rather miserable there, lads - clearly something's ruffled your feathers (Image: Eddy Van 3000) |
But take heart. You are not a lark.
For just €75, you can hear eleven leading experts in their fields speak on a
variety of subjects guaranteed to inspire, inform and amuse anyone involved in
anything related to the milling industry. One of that number is Dr Claudio Cornaggia.
After a short spell as a Research Assistant in Polymer Chemistry at his Alma Mater, he moved to Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland where he earned a PhD degree in Organic Chemistry. He is the author of a number of publications and a patent in the areas of polymer chemistry, organocatalysis and carbohydrate chemistry.
He is currently employed as the Senior
R&D Organic Chemist with Megazyme International under CEO Professor BarryMcCleary who developed the Ceralpha method recognised by: AOAC (Method
2002.01), AACC (Method 22-02.01), ICC (Standard No. 303), RACI (Standard
Method), and CCFRA (Flour Testing Working Group Method 0018), along with CODEX
approved methods for the measurement of resistant starch (AOAC 2002.02), total
starch (AOAC 996.11), β-glucan (AOAC 995.16) and fructo-oligosaccahrides (AOAC
999.03).
Dr Cornaggia will present on 'Novel colourimetric assays for the analysis of alpha-amylase activity in ground wheat samples.'
Dr Cornaggia will present on 'Novel colourimetric assays for the analysis of alpha-amylase activity in ground wheat samples.'
See the conference agenda and register HERE.
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