LPhD156 Ad hoc Quantitative Food Spectroscopy

Detaljer
Ansvarligt institutInstitut for Fødevarevidenskab

ForskeruddannelsesprogramFOOD Denmark

Dette er en ad hoc udgave af et eksisterende kursus (LPhD121) for at kreditere deltagere der deltager i den teoretiske og praktiske del, men som vælger ikke at skrive den afsluttende rapport.
 
KursusdatoerFollowing the BSc/MSc block version in block 2 every year
 
Kursus resuméAfter completed course the students will be able to understand various spectroscopic methods (electron, vibrational and nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy). Furthermore, exploratory data analysis using chemometric methods will be an integrated part of the course. Overall, the course will focus on how to obtain knowledge about advantages and disadvantages of spectroscopic measurements on food, about operating spectroscopic equipment and about handling data quantitatively.
 
KursustilmeldingTo sign up for the course, please send an e-mail to Nanna Viereck at nav@life.ku.dk'. 'Please also remember to add the course to your PhD plan
 
Deadline for tilmeldingBlock version: October 1
 
Pointværdi4.5 (ECTS)
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KursustypePh.d.-kursus
 
UndervisningssprogEngelsk
 
Kursusindhold
Through lectures and laboratory exercises, the course will introduce the participants to the most widely used spectroscopic techniques spanning a wide range of the electromagnetic spectrum including ultraviolet, visual, fluorescence, near infrared, infrared, Raman and nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy. The course will emphasize practical use of spectroscopy and discuss problems, pitfalls and tricks of the trade in relation to quantitative use of spectroscopy within the food science area including for example spectroscopic calibration and optimal sample presentation to spectrometer
 
Undervisningsform
Following the block structure including theory with lectures and theretical exercises, followed by 5 days of laboratory work. Middle version: 5 days lectures and exercises (50 h) Literature reading (30 h) 5 days laboratory work (50 h) Total 130 h = 4½ ECTS
 
Målbeskrivelse
After completing the course the student should be able to:

KNOWLEDGE
-Reflect about advantages and disadvantages of spectroscopic measurements
-Describe various spectroscopic methods (electron spectroscopy, vibrational spectroscopy and nuclear magnetic resonance) used in the food industry and science
-Define how to present a theoretical or practical spectroscopic result
-Perform spectroscopic measurements and data analysis (qualitatively and quantitatively) on selected food related problems

SKILLS
-Suggest and apply spectroscopic monitoring equipment and sampling to solve specific food problems
-Operate selected spectroscopic equipment which is applied in food experiments
-Understand and communicate spectroscopic expert and research litterature to fellow students

COMPETENCES
-Carry out selected spectroscopic measurements on food or food related samples
-Interpret selected spectroscopic data within food related problems
-Evaluate spectroscopic data quantitatively with basic chemometrics (PCA and PLS)
 
Kursusmateriale
Will be supplied during course
 
Kursusansvarlig
Nanna Viereck, nav@life.ku.dk, Institut for Fødevarevidenskab/Fødevarekvalitet og - Teknologi, Tlf: 353-33502
 
Deltagerbetaling
There is no course fee for PhD students under the Open Market for Postgraduate Courses in Denmark and from NOVA-partners.
 
Kursus omkostninger
No course costs
 
Evalueringsform
In order to pass the course, all participants must hand in the teoretical exercises for approval and furthermore, 5 lab days must be used.
 
Kursusbeskrivelsesomfang
forelæsninger25
teoretiske øvelser25
forberedelse30
praktiske øvelser50

130

 
Andre bemærkninger
Dette er en ad hoc udgave af et eksisterende kursus (LPhD121) for at kreditere deltagere der deltager i den teoretiske og praktiske del, men som vælger ikke at skrive den afsluttende rapport.