Microbiological Food Safety

The ‘Microbiological Food Safety’ Research Group consists of a diagnostics laboratory and several research laboratories. In the diagnostics laboratory, food is analysed to determine hygiene parameters and pathogenic bacteria counts. In addition, salmonella testing is conducted as part of official feed inspection. Priorities are the dynamics of antibiotic-resistant bacteria along the food chain, the diversity of STEC strains, and controlling mastitis in cattle.


Head of Research Group

Deputy

List of Employees

Food Safety

Safety

Current research projects are:
Increasing the Safety of Milk and Dairy Products, Challenge Tests for Greater Safety in Meat Products, Using Cutting-Edge Methods to Keep Dangerous and Resistant Bacteria in Milk and Dairy Products in Check, Staphylococcus aureus – The Fight against the Little Bacterium that Causes Big Problems in Dairy Farming.

Research Projects