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Faculty of: AGRICULTURE, FOOD AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

Food science and technology

Piacenza
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Course duration
2 Years
Language
English
Degree Classes
LM-70 R (Food science)

The Dissertation Project

This programme includes a final exam to be taken through the presentation of an experimental dissertation developed in an original way by the student under the guidance of a supervisor.

The development of the dissertation project and the preparation of the final dissertation are very important phases because, in addition to completing the student's training in terms of applying a correct scientific methodology to a specific topic, they help him to improve his level of operational autonomy and provide further elements of orientation for subsequent work choices.  

The dissertation project is often carried out as part of active research projects at the Departments of our Faculty, also in collaboration with companies.

The project can also be carried out entirely or partially at national and international companies and research centers.

Our graduates discussed the following thesis projects:

  • Evaluation of the Effect of Different Processing Methods on the Physicochemical Characteristics of PDO Fontina Cheese.
  • Transient Changes in Oil Quality at Frying Temperatures: Effects of β-Carotene and BHT.
  • Development of Innovative Spray Solutions and Assessment of Their Application in Confectionery Production.
  • Development of High-Value Lipid Systems through the Use of Innovative Structuring Agents.
  • Development of Oleogels for the Food Industry.
  • Cultured Meat Production: Medium Optimisation through the Cloning of Bovine Growth Factors for Enhanced Tissue Growth and Development.
  • Risk Assessment of Contaminants in Paper-Based Materials Intended for Food Contact.
  • Protein Hydrolysates for the Fortification of Tomato Soup.
  • PFAS in Paper-Based Food Contact Materials and Their Potential Migration into Food.
  • Revision of the Risk Analysis Protocol in an Italian Small-Fruit Company.
  • Improving the Environmental Sustainability of Animal Flour Production Processes.
  • Mycotoxins and Alkylresorcinols in Ancient Wheat Varieties.
  • Development of an Extruded Snack from Brewers’ Spent Grain.
  • Analysis of the Pathway towards Traditional Speciality Guaranteed (TSG) Registration of the Marche Product “Galantina”.