
- A qualitative study of public attitudes towards the governance of biomedical research
- Acrylamide in the Home: the effects of home-cooking on acrylamide generation
- An assessment of issues pertinent to the future development of the composition of foods
- Attitudes to Genomics
- BAMRA: Bayesian approaches to microbial risk assessment
- Choosing foods eating meals: sustaining independence and quality of life in old age (SENIOR FOOD-QOL)
- Communication partnerships: effects of consensus, disagreements and expertise
- Consumer decision-making on organic products (CONDOR)
- Diet, Obesity and Genes (DiOGenes)
- EUFIC Portion Size Study: Consumer Research on how Consumers Interpret and use Portion Information on Food and Drink Packaging
- EURRECA: EURopean micronutrient RECommendations Aligned
- European Food Information Resource Network (EuroFIR)
- Evaluation of UK food hygiene and safety training
- FLABEL: Food Labelling to Advance Better Education for Life
- Food Risk Communication Perceptions and communication of food risks/benefits across Europe: development of effective communication strategies (FoodRisC)
- Getting food safety and food hygiene messages into schools
- HEALTHGRAIN: Exploiting bioactivity of European cereal grains for improved nutrition and health benefits
- Information on food and drink packaging
- Inprofood
- Involving low income consumers in policy making: Developing consultation methods and improving participation levels
- Memory for liking food
- NUTRIMENTHE: The Effect of Diet on the Mental Performance of Children
- PlantLIBRA: Plant food supplements: levels of intake, benefit and risk assessment
- RELU-RISK: Managing Food Chain Risks
- Review of training delivered by West Surrey Health Promotion Service across the local health economy
- TECHNEAU Technology Enabled Universal Access to Safe Water
- Tailored interventions in irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
- The Early Nutrition Programming Project (EARNEST)
- The comprehension and use of UK nutrition signpost labelling schemes
- The validity of Prochaska and DiClemente's Stages of Change Model in relation to dietary therapy
- Understanding the dietary patterns and food choice reasoning of food allergic consumers
