Team Member: Karen Lopez Camas Presents ePoster on Active packaging at Las Vegas IFT17

The research work was entitled "Development of a Novel Antimicrobial Pouch made of Polyethylene Terephthalate coated with a UV-curable Formulation containing 2-(E)-hexenal and its Effects on Blueberry Shelf Life"

Team member Karen Lopez Camas presenting her ePoster on Active packaging at IFT17 in Las Vegas.
Team member Karen Lopez Camas presenting her ePoster on Active packaging at IFT17 in Las Vegas.

The research work was entitled Development of a Novel Antimicrobial Pouch made of Polyethylene Terephthalate coated with a UV-curable Formulation containing 2-(E)-hexenal and its Effects on Blueberry Shelf Life was presented by team member Karen Lopez Camas as an ePoster presentation at IFT17 in Las Vegas, NV, June 28, 2017.

The abstract of this work was was initially submitted as a printed poster but the IFT member reviewers felt the abstract should be presented in an ePoster format.

The format for an ePoster is a 15 minute research presentation followed immediately by 5 minutes of questions with a small seated audience.

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