The SERENADE project continues to attract media attention thanks to its innovative approach to tackling one of today’s major challenges: food waste. The Spanish newspaper El Español has published an […]
Researchers involved in the SERENADE project have published new results demonstrating how low-cost gas sensors can help assess the freshness of stored cooked food and support […]
In this video, Hadi Saniei, PhD candidate (DC6) in the SERENADE Project, explains how his research addresses one of the main limitations of polylactic acid (PLA), a compostable […]
We are pleased to announce that the first article from Hadi Saniei’s PhD work within the SERENADE project has been published in the Journal of Cleaner […]
DC4 Antonio Rodrigo Murgia delivered two oral presentations at the ISOEN 2026 conference in Chongqing, China (May 17–20), based on the following conference papers: “Chromatogram Peak […]
Our PhD candidate in the Serenade Project, Ahmad Farid Ehsan presents his research on advanced recycling technologies aimed at converting end-of-life plastics from household appliances into […]
Our PhD candidate in the Serenade Project, Revathy Gurusamy, explains how microorganisms affect food quality and how the volatile compounds they produce can be used as […]
Have you ever opened your fridge, smelled your leftovers, and wondered, “Is this still okay to eat?” Behind that simple question lies a hidden world of […]
As part of the SERENADE Project, PhD Candidate Ahmad Farid Ehsan presented his research at Sensor Based Sorting and Control 2026 (SBSC 2026), held on 17–18 […]