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Lisa Vallone is a Permanent Researcher at the University of Milan's Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, where she serves as Coordinator of the Foods of Animal Origin Laboratory at the Experimental Zootechnical Teaching Center. Her expertise centers on food safety, dairy science, and microbiological analysis of animal-origin products.
Her educational background includes:
- Bachelor's degree in Veterinary Medicine from the University of Milan
- PhD in Animal Production Sciences
Dr. Vallone's research spans food safety, dairy science, and microbiology with specialized focus on milk processing, cheese transformation, and microbiological/mycological analyses. She investigates antimicrobial strategies using essential oils for food preservation, mycotoxin detection (particularly ochratoxin A and aflatoxins), microbial risk assessment in dairy and meat products, and food fraud prevention in the dairy sector. Recent work explores next-generation sequencing for food authentication and metabolomic approaches to innovative milk safety protocols.
Analysis of her 15 most recent publications reveals consistent emphasis on natural preservation methods (especially essential oils), microbial risk assessment across diverse food matrices, and novel technologies like non-thermal plasma. Her work shows increasing focus on food authentication techniques and sustainable preservation solutions while maintaining core expertise in dairy microbiology and mycotoxin monitoring.
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As Laboratory Coordinator, Dr. Vallone leads research on dairy product transformation, microbiological analysis, and innovative preservation methods including essential oil applications and non-thermal plasma technology, with particular attention to safety protocols for animal-derived foods.
