In 2015, scientists from BIOTEC and Queen’s University Belfast reported the development of immunobead array method to simultaneously detect three important foodborne pathogens, Campylobacter jejuni, Listeria monocytogenes, and Salmonella spp., for application in routine food testing. While the sensitivities of detection of this technique […]
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- BIOTEC Joins HZI-Led International Research Consortium for Mycobiomics 2.0, Awarded Over THB 66 Million by the European Commission09/16/2026
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- BIOTEC Joins HZI-Led International Research Consortium for Mycobiomics 2.0, Awarded Over THB 66 Million by the European Commission


