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Ioannis Arvanitoyannis (1962-2022)
Ioannis Arvanitoyannis (1962-2022)
University of Thessaly | Volos, Greece
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Fish industry waste: treatments, environmental impacts, current and potential uses
IS Arvanitoyannis, A Kassaveti
International journal of food science & technology 43 (4), 726-745, 2008
7372008
Chitosan and gelatin based edible films: state diagrams, mechanical and permeation properties
IS Arvanitoyannis, A Nakayama, S Aiba
Carbohydrate polymers 37 (4), 371-382, 1998
5341998
Potential uses and applications of treated wine waste: a review
IS Arvanitoyannis, D Ladas, A Mavromatis
International journal of food science & technology 41 (5), 475-487, 2006
4322006
Totally and partially biodegradable polymer blends based on natural and synthetic macromolecules: preparation, physical properties, and potential as food packaging materials
IS Arvanitoyannis
Taylor & Francis Group 39 (2), 205-271, 1999
3891999
Migration of substances from food packaging materials to foods
IS Arvanitoyannis, L Bosnea
Critical reviews in food science and nutrition 44 (2), 63-76, 2004
3772004
Health risks of genetically modified foods
A Dona, IS Arvanitoyannis
Critical reviews in food science and nutrition 49 (2), 164-175, 2009
3512009
Edible films made from gelatin, soluble starch and polyols, Part 3
I Arvanitoyannis, E Psomiadou, A Nakayama, S Aiba, N Yamamoto
Food Chemistry 60 (4), 593-604, 1997
3291997
Application of quality control methods for assessing wine authenticity: Use of multivariate analysis (chemometrics)
IS Arvanitoyannis, MN Katsota, EP Psarra, EH Soufleros, S Kallithraka
Trends in Food Science & Technology 10 (10), 321-336, 1999
3251999
Biodegradable films made from low-density polyethylene (LDPE), rice starch and potato starch for food packaging applications: Part 1
I Arvanitoyannis, CG Biliaderis, H Ogawa, N Kawasaki
Carbohydrate polymers 36 (2-3), 89-104, 1998
3201998
Functional foods: a survey of health claims, pros and cons, and current legislation
IS Arvanitoyannis, M Van Houwelingen-Koukaliaroglou
Critical reviews in food science and nutrition 45 (5), 385-404, 2005
3192005
Low-fat/calorie foods: current state and perspectives
DK Sandrou, IS Arvanitoyannis
Critical reviews in food science and nutrition 40 (5), 427-447, 2000
3142000
Edible films made from hydroxypropyl starch and gelatin and plasticized by polyols and water
I Arvanitoyannis, A Nakayama, S Aiba
Carbohydrate polymers 36 (2-3), 105-119, 1998
2971998
Glass transition and physical properties of polyol-plasticised pullulan–starch blends at low moisture
CG Biliaderis, A Lazaridou, I Arvanitoyannis
Carbohydrate polymers 40 (1), 29-47, 1999
2931999
Instrumental and sensory analysis of Greek wines; implementation of principal component analysis (PCA) for classification according to geographical origin
S Kallithraka, IS Arvanitoyannis, P Kefalas, A El-Zajouli, E Soufleros, ...
Food Chemistry 73 (4), 501-514, 2001
2692001
Application of modified atmosphere packaging and active/smart technologies to red meat and poultry: a review
IS Arvanitoyannis, AC Stratakos
Food and Bioprocess Technology 5, 1423-1446, 2012
2482012
Physical properties of polyol-plasticized edible films made from sodium caseinate and soluble starch blends
I Arvanitoyannis, CG Biliaderis
Food chemistry 62 (3), 333-342, 1998
2441998
Novel quality control methods in conjunction with chemometrics (multivariate analysis) for detecting honey authenticity
IS Arvanitoyannis, C Chalhoub, P Gotsiou, N Lydakis-Simantiris, ...
Critical reviews in food science and nutrition 45 (3), 193-203, 2005
2232005
Physical properties of polyol-plasticized edible blends made of methyl cellulose and soluble starch
I Arvanitoyannis, CG Biliaderis
Carbohydrate polymers 38 (1), 47-58, 1999
2201999
Waste management for the food industries
IS Arvanitoyannis
Academic Press, 2010
2162010
Edible films made from sodium casemate, starches, sugars or glycerol. Part 1
I Arvanitoyannis, E Psomiadou, A Nakayama
Carbohydrate Polymers 31 (4), 179-192, 1996
2131996
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