February 2006, Volume 60, No. 2





F E A T U R E S

2005 IFT Membership Employment & Salary Survey
Over the past two years, median salaries rose 6.6% to $78,000, and female membership increased to 46% of the total membership.
- Neil H. Mermelstein, Executive Editor

Biosensors and Food Protection
The potential threat of bioterrorism and emerging diseases requires advances in biosensor technologies to meet requirements for food protection in the 21st century.
Lawrence B. Blyn 

C O L U M N S

President's Message
Driving Sound Science Leadership
- Margaret A. Lawson

Food, Medicine & Health
Attaining Good Health Is Not Magic
- Roger Clemens & Peter Pressman

Consumer Trends
Playing It Safe
- A. Elizabeth Sloan

Ingredients
Fiber Gets a New Image
- Donald E. Pszczola

Nutraceuticals
Proteins Power Up
- Linda Milo Ohr

Laboratory
Software Aids Product Development
- Dean Duxbury

Processing
High-Pressure Processing Research Continues
- J. Peter Clark

Packaging
Aseptic and Extended-Shelf-Life Packaging
- Aaron L. Brody

Perspective
Keeping Botulism Out of Canned Foods
- Art Teixeira, Sergio Almonacid, and Ricardo Simpson

 
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