MSc courses in Plant Biotechnology and Food Biotechnology
Nicholas H. Battey
ahsbatte at reading.ac.uk
Mon Apr 21 06:12:12 EST 1997
The University of Reading
School of Plant Sciences
Department of Food Science and Technology
MSc courses in Plant Biotechnology and Food Biotechnology
These one-year taught courses are an exciting new initiative highlighting the
industrial applications of biotechnology and the implications of genetic
modification for the plant and food industries. The courses are offered
in collaboration with researchers from ZENECA Agrochemicals (Jealott's
Hill Research Station). The input from scientists who are applying
plant biotechnology on a commercial basis complements our strong academic
base at Reading.
Key features:
Four month research project
Core modules in molecular biology, biochemistry and biotechnology.
Plant Biotechnology: highlights the commercial opportunities for
exploitation of existing and novel crop plants.
Food Biotechnology: emphasis on fermentation and enzyme processing.
The courses begin in October and applications are invited from graduates
with a good honours degree in a biological science or biochemical
engineering.
For further information and application forms contact:
Plant Biotechnology Dr Nick Battey, School of Plant Sciences, The
University of Reading, Whiteknights, Reading RG6
6AS. Tel + 44 118 9318071; Fax + 44 118 9750630;
e-mail N.H.Battey @reading.ac.uk
Food Biotechnology Dr Hilary Lynch, Department of Food Science and
Technology, The University of Reading, Whiteknights,
Reading RG6 6AP . Tel + 44 118 931 8593;
Fax +44 118 9310080;
e-mail H.F.Lynch at afnovell.reading.ac.uk
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