A brief description of the area
Adequate nutrition is essential for the prevention, treatment and control of diseases. The relationship between food, nutrition and health is a complex, dynamic process involving the influence of biological, psychological, environmental, social, cultural, behavioural and economic factors.
A brief description of major research
Exploring eating habits through cross-sectional studies to identify the main differences in eating habits, nutritional status, exercise, psychological, inflammatory and metabolic status between adults of normal body weight, overweight adults and adults with obesity.
To explore and study different eating habits in order to determine the tangible and measurable effects of nutritional interventions on certain indicators and predictors of health for both the adult population and adolescents.
To study the links between diet and other lifestyle factors and the intestinal microbial community.
To study the preparation of appropriate nutritional interventions in the work environment and their implementation for the largest possible group of users.
To make recommendations for maintaining health.
Research into the effects of educating people and the influence on nutritional status and health.
V4-2004: Management strategies and control of Salmonella Infantis infections in broiler flocks (CRP project ARIS)
EU MENU Slovenia – Support to National Dietary Surveys in Compliance with the EU Menu methodology – fourth support (National project)
GUEST UP (National project) – HOSTING FOREIGN EXPERTS AND PROFESSORS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF PRIMORSKA – GUEST UP
J4-7608 Control of contamination of poultry meat with campylobacters in slaughterhouse (Basic project ARRS)
Bilateral project ARRS SLO-SRB: Innovative fermentation of cereals and pseudocereals for functional bakery products
J3-8209 Bilirubin as a protective factor against the development of chronic degenerative diseases: serum biomarker and pharmacological modulation (Basic project ARRS)
TRANS2CARE Transregional Network for Innovation and Technology Transfer to Improve Health Care (INTERREG SLOVENIA – ITALY 2007 – 2013)

