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Standard features of the BioFlo III include eleven process ports, four metering pumps for automatic addition of acid, base, antifoam and nutrient; an exhaust gas condenser mounted on the headplate; resterilizable air inlet and outlet cartridge filters; a sterile sam- pling device; 0-1 V outputs for data log- ging and recording of pH,D.O., temper- ature and agitation; built-in computer interface; and an easy-to-use digital LED readout, which displays set points and measured values in increments of 0.01, as well as controllers and steriliz- able sensors for pH, D.O. and foam. For further information contact your Fisher Customer Support Centre or call Gail Ferguson at 613-226-8874. BioFlo 11/ Benchtop Fermentor CONFERENCES AND SYMPOSIA MARCH March 3-6, 1989: Foodplas VI. Orlando, Florida. For further informa- tion contact: Plastics Institute of America, Stevens Institute of Technol- ogy, Castle Point Station, Hoboken, NJ 07030 (or call 201-420-5552/3). March 6-10, 1989: 1989 Pittsburgh Conference and Exposition. Atlanta, Georgia. For further informa- tion contact: The Pittsburgh Confer- ence in Analytical Chemistry and Applied Spectroscopy, Inc., 12 Federal Drive, Suite 322, Pittsburgh, PA 15235. March 12-15, 1989: 70th Annual Con- ference of the Dairy and Food Indus- tries Supply Association. Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. For further information contact: DFISA, 6245 Executive Boulevard, Rockville, MD 20852 (or call 301-984-1444). 12/ lA APRIL April 23-28, 1989: 7th International Meeting in Radiation Processing. Noordwijkerhout, The Netherlands. For further information contact: Mr. E. Franken, 7th Int'l Meeting on Radiation Processing, P.O. Box 4240,6710 EE Ede, The Netherlands. ApriI25-27, 1989: Vision '89. Chicago, Illinois. For further informa- tion contact: Maria Nowakowski, Soci- ety of Manufacturing Engineers (SME), P.O. Box 930, Dearborn, Michigan 48121 (or call 313-271-1500, Ext. 376). MAY May 28-June 3, 1989: 5th Interna- tional Congress on Engineering and Food. Cologne, West Germany. For further information contact: Secretariat, 5th International Congress on Engineering and Food, Federal Research Centre for Nutrition, Engesserstr. 20,D-7500 Karlsruhe 1, FRG. JUNE June 4-7, 1989: CIFST/ICSTA An- nual Conference. Quebec, Qc. For further information contact: CIFST National Office, 1335 Carling Ave., Suite 309, Ottawa, Onto K1Z 8N8 (or call 613-724-7752; FAX: 613-724-7754). June 5-12, 1989: International Sympo- sium on Tropical Fruit Postharvest Handling and Technology. Honolulu, Hawaii. For further informa- tion contact: Dr. R.E. Paull, College of Agriculture and Human Resources, University of Hawaii, 3190 Maile Way, Honolulu, HI 96822. June 14-15, 1989: 5th International Controlled Atmosphere Conference. Wenatchee, Washington. For further information contact: Dr. E. Kupferman, Washington State University Tree Fruit Research and Extension Center, 11 00 N. Western Ave., Wenatchee, WA 98801 (or call 509-663-8181). June 19-21, 1989: 14th National Nutrient Data Bank Conference. Iowa City, Iowa. This conference pro- vides guidance in understanding and evaluating nutrient databases, a forum for discussing database issues, and an opportunity to network with individuals who develop and use nutrient data- bases, including USDA and other government representatives. For fur- ther information contact: Phyllis J. Stumbo, Clinical Research Center, 157 MRF, University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa 52242 (or call 319-335-8656). June 25-29, 1989: 1FT 50th Anniver- sary Meeting and Food Expo and IFT/IUFoST Basic Symposium. Chicago, Illinois. For further informa- tion contact: D. Weber, Institute of Food Technologists, 221 N. LaSalle St., Chicago, IL 60601. JULY July 2-7, 1989: 10th (Jubilee) Interna- tional Symposium of the World Associ- ation of Veterinary Food Hygienists (WAVFH). Stockholm, Sweden. For further infor- mation contact: WAVFH, K.G. Und- holm, Box 22067, S-104 22 Stock- holm, Sweden. July 5-7, 1989, 6th International Flavour Conference on Recent Ad- vances in Flavour Science and Tech- nology. Rethymno, Crete, Greece. For further information contact: C.J. Mussinan, IFF in R&R, 1515 Highway 36, Union Beach, N.J. 07735 (or call 201-888- 2401 ). SEPTEMBER September 18-20, 1989: International Symposium: "New Aspects on the Benefits, Hazards and Uses of Dietary Lipids" . Goteborg, Sweden. For further infor- mation contact: Secretariat, IUFoST Symposium on Dietary Lipids, clo SIK, P.O. Box 5401, 5-402 29 Goteborg, Sweden. September 23-28, 1990: World Renewable Energy Conference. Reading, UK. For further information contact: Prof. A.A.M. Sayigh, Con- gress Chairman, Dept. of Engineering University of Reading, Whiteknights, P.O. Box 225, Reading Berkshire, RG6 2AY, UK. lI991 'Sept""" 29-October 4, 1991: 8thl World Congress of Food Science and echnology. Toronto, Canada. For further informa- tion contact: 8th World Congress (IUFoST), 3340 Orlando Drive, Missis- sauga, Ont L4V 1 C7 (or call 416-678-1220). J. Inst. Can. Sei. Teehnol. Aliment. Vol. 22, No. I. 1989
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Standard features of the BioFlo IIIinclude eleven process ports, fourmetering pumps for automatic additionof acid, base, antifoam and nutrient; anexhaust gas condenser mounted on theheadplate; resterilizable air inlet andoutlet cartridge filters; a sterile sam­pling device; 0-1 V outputs for data log­ging and recording of pH,D.O., temper­ature and agitation; built-in computerinterface; and an easy-to-use digitalLED readout, which displays set pointsand measured values in increments of0.01, as well as controllers and steriliz­able sensors for pH, D.O. and foam. Forfurther information contact your FisherCustomer Support Centre or call GailFerguson at 613-226-8874.

BioFlo 11/ Benchtop Fermentor

CONFERENCES ANDSYMPOSIA

MARCH

March 3-6, 1989: Foodplas VI.Orlando, Florida. For further informa­tion contact: Plastics Institute ofAmerica, Stevens Institute of Technol­ogy, Castle Point Station, Hoboken, NJ07030 (or call 201-420-5552/3).

March 6-10, 1989: 1989 PittsburghConference and Exposition.Atlanta, Georgia. For further informa­tion contact: The Pittsburgh Confer­ence in Analytical Chemistry andApplied Spectroscopy, Inc., 12 FederalDrive, Suite 322, Pittsburgh, PA15235.

March 12-15, 1989: 70th Annual Con­ference of the Dairy and Food Indus­tries Supply Association.Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. For furtherinformation contact: DFISA, 6245Executive Boulevard, Rockville, MD20852 (or call 301-984-1444).

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APRIL

April 23-28, 1989: 7th InternationalMeeting in Radiation Processing.Noordwijkerhout, The Netherlands. Forfurther information contact: Mr. E.Franken, 7th Int'l Meeting on RadiationProcessing, P.O. Box 4240,6710 EEEde, The Netherlands.

ApriI25-27, 1989: Vision '89.Chicago, Illinois. For further informa­tion contact: Maria Nowakowski, Soci­ety of Manufacturing Engineers (SME),P.O. Box 930, Dearborn, Michigan48121 (or call 313-271-1500, Ext.376).

MAY

May 28-June 3, 1989: 5th Interna­tional Congress on Engineering andFood.Cologne, West Germany. For furtherinformation contact: Secretariat, 5thInternational Congress on Engineeringand Food, Federal Research Centre forNutrition, Engesserstr. 20,D-7500Karlsruhe 1, FRG.

JUNE

June 4-7, 1989: CIFST/ICSTA An­nual Conference.Quebec, Qc. For further informationcontact: CIFST National Office, 1335Carling Ave., Suite 309, Ottawa,Onto K1Z 8N8 (or call 613-724-7752;FAX: 613-724-7754).

June 5-12, 1989: International Sympo­sium on Tropical Fruit PostharvestHandling and Technology.Honolulu, Hawaii. For further informa­tion contact: Dr. R.E. Paull, College ofAgriculture and Human Resources,University of Hawaii, 3190 Maile Way,Honolulu, HI 96822.

June 14-15, 1989: 5th InternationalControlled Atmosphere Conference.Wenatchee, Washington. For furtherinformation contact: Dr. E. Kupferman,Washington State University Tree FruitResearch and Extension Center, 11 00N. Western Ave., Wenatchee, WA98801 (or call 509-663-8181).

June 19-21, 1989: 14th NationalNutrient Data Bank Conference.Iowa City, Iowa. This conference pro­vides guidance in understanding andevaluating nutrient databases, a forumfor discussing database issues, and anopportunity to network with individualswho develop and use nutrient data-

bases, including USDA and othergovernment representatives. For fur­ther information contact: Phyllis J.Stumbo, Clinical Research Center, 157MRF, University of Iowa, Iowa City,Iowa 52242 (or call 319-335-8656).

June 25-29, 1989: 1FT 50th Anniver­sary Meeting and Food Expo andIFT/IUFoST Basic Symposium.Chicago, Illinois. For further informa­tion contact: D. Weber, Institute ofFood Technologists, 221 N. LaSalleSt., Chicago, IL 60601.

JULY

July 2-7, 1989: 10th (Jubilee) Interna­tional Symposium of the World Associ­ation of Veterinary Food Hygienists(WAVFH).Stockholm, Sweden. For further infor­mation contact: WAVFH, K.G. Und­holm, Box 22067, S-104 22 Stock­holm, Sweden.

July 5-7, 1989, 6th InternationalFlavour Conference on Recent Ad­vances in Flavour Science and Tech­nology.Rethymno, Crete, Greece. For furtherinformation contact: C.J. Mussinan,IFF in R&R, 1515 Highway 36, UnionBeach, N.J. 07735 (or call 201-888­2401 ).

SEPTEMBER

September 18-20, 1989: InternationalSymposium: "New Aspects on theBenefits, Hazards and Uses of DietaryLipids" .Goteborg, Sweden. For further infor­mation contact: Secretariat, IUFoSTSymposium on Dietary Lipids, clo SIK,P.O. Box 5401, 5-402 29 Goteborg,Sweden.

September 23-28, 1990: WorldRenewable Energy Conference.Reading, UK. For further informationcontact: Prof. A.A.M. Sayigh, Con­gress Chairman, Dept. of EngineeringUniversity of Reading, Whiteknights,P.O. Box 225, Reading Berkshire, RG62AY, UK.

lI991

'Sept""" 29-October 4, 1991: 8thlWorld Congress of Food Science and

echnology.

Toronto, Canada. For further informa­tion contact: 8th World Congress(IUFoST), 3340 Orlando Drive, Missis­sauga, Ont L4V 1C7 (or call416-678-1220).

J. Inst. Can. Sei. Teehnol. Aliment. Vol. 22, No. I. 1989

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