Sustainable Enterosorbent Strategies for the Protection of African Populations from Aflatoxin

We are in a unique position to test a novel, clay-based technology that could achieve major advances in human health for populations exposed to high levels […]

• Start Date: 2001/08/01
• End Date: 2007/10/31
• Project Code: TAM50
• Lead University: Texas A&M University

• Region: Sub-Saharan Africa
• Topic: Health and Nutrition

Acosta, David

• Start Date: 2001/01/01
• End Date: 2003/12/31
• University: Texas A&M University
• Degree: MS

• Region: Latin America and the Caribbean
• Topic: Innovation

Barron, Marc

• Start Date: 2001/01/01
• End Date: 2006/12/31
• University: Texas A&M University
• Degree: MS

• Region: US and Canada
• Topic: Innovation

Dykes, Linda

• Start Date: 2001/01/01
• End Date: 2007/12/31
• University: Texas A&M University
• Degree: PhD

• Region: US and Canada
• Topic: Innovation

Garza, Jessica

• Start Date: 2001/01/01
• End Date: 2003/12/31
• University: Texas A&M University
• Degree: MS

• Region: Latin America and the Caribbean
• Topic: Innovation

McCartor, Kayla

• Start Date: 2001/01/01
• End Date: 2004/12/31
• University: Texas A&M University
• Degree: MS

• Region: US and Canada
• Topic: Innovation

Traore, Karim

• Start Date: 2001/01/01
• End Date: 2005/12/31
• University: Texas A&M University
• Degree: PhD

• Region: Sub-Saharan Africa
• Topic: Innovation

Turner, Duane

• Start Date: 2001/01/01
• End Date: 2004/12/31
• University: Texas A&M University
• Degree: MS

• Region: US and Canada
• Topic: Innovation

Bykenka, Stephen

• Start Date: 2000
• End Date: 2003/12/01
• University: Texas A&M University
• Degree: PhD

• Topic: Food Security

Gibson, Zola

• Start Date: 2000
• End Date: 2002/09/01
• University: Texas A&M University
• Degree: MS

• Topic: Food Security