Initiative benefits food research

AN initiative by University College Dublin to bring a number of scientific disciplines together to benefit national food safety research was launched yesterday.

Sat, 13 Sep, 2003 - 01:00

Ray Ryan, Agribusiness Correspondent

UCD president Dr Art Cosgrove launched the Centre for Food Safety at a conference in the university.

Academics engaged in food safety-related teaching and research across the UCD campus will share their expertise.

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Place: Mexico Person: UCD Person: president Person: Dr Person: Art Cosgrove Person: Cosgrove Person: Geoffrey Podger Person: Professor Person: Shea Fanning Organisation: University College Dublin Organisation: Centre for Food Safety Organisation: UCD Organisation: European Food Safety Authority Organisation: EFSA

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