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Sadat has worked at Fera and its predecessors for 29 years in the field of mycotoxins and pesticide residues. As the head of UK National Reference Lab, he advises various Government Departments and retailer on issues related to pesticide residues in food.
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Sadat Nawaz is a Senior Scientist Fera. After completion of his PhD and post-doctoral studies, he moved to Fera (formally CSL in Slough) in 1993. Sadat worked on development of sampling and analytical methods for mycotoxins before moving to pesticide residues team in York.
Sadat Nawaz is the head of UK National Reference Laboratory. He has travelled extensively to Europe, Africa, Asia and South America to provide training and consultancy on pesticides residues analysis and setting up monitoring programmes.
His current interests include development of efficient, and cost-effective strategies for analyses of pesticides in food and environmental samples.
Our work involves targeted and non targeted analysis of known and unknown migrants. Analysis can be carried out in complex matrices (foods, food simulants and food contact materials and articles) utilising a range of advanced chromatographic and mass spectrometric techniques.
Our experts focus on the scientific research relating to intentionally added food components and to those arising from chemical changes during food processing, bioactive chemicals and natural toxicants.
Fera's analysts use industry leading techniques and cutting edge technologies to ensure compliance with food safety regulations, protecting public health and traceability.
Poisonous insecticidal solutions’ in bookbinding: coping with historic pesticide treatments in the archive; Heritage Science (in press).
EPRW 2022 – Analysis of ethylene oxide and 2-chloroethanol
14th European Pesticide Residue Workshop 2022
Our work involves targeted and non targeted analysis of known and unknown migrants. Analysis can be carried out in complex matrices (foods, food simulants and food contact materials and articles) utilising a range of advanced chromatographic and mass spectrometric techniques.
Our experts focus on the scientific research relating to intentionally added food components and to those arising from chemical changes during food processing, bioactive chemicals and natural toxicants.
Fera's analysts use industry leading techniques and cutting edge technologies to ensure compliance with food safety regulations, protecting public health and traceability.
Poisonous insecticidal solutions’ in bookbinding: coping with historic pesticide treatments in the archive; Heritage Science (in press).
EPRW 2022 – Analysis of ethylene oxide and 2-chloroethanol
14th European Pesticide Residue Workshop 2022
Our work involves targeted and non targeted analysis of known and unknown migrants. Analysis can be carried out in complex matrices (foods, food simulants and food contact materials and articles) utilising a range of advanced chromatographic and mass spectrometric techniques.
Our experts focus on the scientific research relating to intentionally added food components and to those arising from chemical changes during food processing, bioactive chemicals and natural toxicants.
Fera's analysts use industry leading techniques and cutting edge technologies to ensure compliance with food safety regulations, protecting public health and traceability.
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