Special attention is paid to studies concerned with food components interactions / breakdown which may result in changes of nutritional value and/or sensory properties. In the recent years, interdisciplinary ‘omics’-based research aimed at the assessment of in vivo / in vitro effects induced by biologically active compounds, both beneficial and toxic, has been initiated.
Overview of publication in the LabRulezGCMS library
Overview of publication in the LabRulezLCMS library
Our Department contributes to teaching of following Study Programmes
Chemistry and Technology, specialization Food Chemistry and Technology
Biochemistry and Biotechnology, Sub-programme Biotechnology
Food Chemistry and Technology, Sub-programme Food Chemistry and Analysis
Expert services and/or collaboration within common research projects are offered in the following areas:
Development of advanced methods for analysis of multiple contaminants and their metabolites in food, feed, biological and environmental matrices; investigation of preventive measures and mitigation strategies:
Implementation of novel approaches for characterization and classification of:
Biologically active compounds: non-target screening for ‘unknowns’ in plants / microorganisms; identification based on cutting-edge mass spectrometric techniques; assessment of chemical cocktails in combination with bioactivity testing
TRAINING AND STUDY STAYS are offered to PhD students / postdoc young researchers interested in the above areas.
The UCT Prague closely cooperates with EU Reference Laboratories (EURLs) network in the field of QA/QC strategies, interlaboratory validation studies, reference materials and traceability of chemical measurements.