My research interest focuses on the quality and safety of processed and value-added meat products. I specifically investigate new approaches to characterize and improve the functionality of existing and novel raw meat materials and non-meat ingredients as well as utilization of processing technologies, to facilitate and enable improvements in sensory, nutritional and microbiological product quality, food safety, product development and processing efficiencies.
Ms. Theresah Nkrumah is a principal technologist at the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research-Animal Research Institute (CSIR-ARI). She is with the new product development and food safety division (NPDFSD). She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture and an M. Phil. degree in Meat Science from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Kumasi, Ghana. She also holds a postgraduate diploma in Project Management from the Institute of Commercial Management – (ICM - UK). Her area of specialization is in meat science and food safety. She reviews for World Journal of Food Science and Technology (Science Publishing Group) and ACTA Scientific Nutritional Health (ACTA Scientific). She has 4 peer-reviewed journal papers to her credit.