ELVIRA research programme is ending

29.3.2011 13:15

The ELVIRA research programme of Academy of Finland on Nutrition, food and health had its closing seminar in Helsinki 7-8 March 2011. VTT participated in the programme in three projects: SYSDIMET, TEPESS and KEVYTTUOTE.

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