okay Carlo u very welcome send me the requirements or the task you need on the email meshenana1964@hotmail thanks very much in advance

shenana

Dear Shenana,

I deeply thank your for the kind reply! This is great news. I will send you what you have requested me once I have done a first attempt of section definition...so as to be able to share it with you!

All the best

Carlo

From my side, I will try to make some researches about the topic and the possible patterns able to be applied in the empirical investigation. I will reply you and send my email, if you don't mind. Good luck

Dear colleagues,

what can I say?! This is unexpected; I am truly overwhelmed! I am sure it will be a fruitful collaboration and - who knows - also long-lasting. If it is ok for you, I would wait for an eventual third colleague to be interested in participating to the study development...and then we can start working on the paper. Indeed, I would attempt, first of all, to sketch a section index so as to share it with you as well as with the other authors involved and to define our single contribution. What do you think?! Do you think it can work like this?!

For any reason, I am available via mail at the address [email protected] or via Skype: my name is priscillino81.

My deepest thanks in advance.

Yours truly

Carlo

Dear Carlo, I am currently doing my PhD on formation of biodegradable films for packaging from starch-prolamin protein blends. Thus, I can participate on the review on the bio-packaging part.

email: [email protected] 

This is great ny dear! In fact, due to its width, I would say to focus the review only on biodegradable polymer environmental assessment. In this regard, I am reporting below the reference of Siracusa's et al. (2008) paper which we could used as a starting point to develop our study. Prof. Siracusa will be indeed involved in the study development. What do you think?! However, pretty soon I will send you an email indicating section index and author list.

"Siracusa, V., Rocculi, P., Romani, S., & Dalla Rosa, M. (2008). Biodegradable polymers for food packaging: A review. Trends in Food Science and Technology, 19,

634–643."

Dear Carlo,

I think your proposed work is interesting. I have works on active packaging systems-controlled release sachet of antimicrobial volatile compounds (hexanal and ethanol vapour). If you consider this would be relevant to your work, you may please send me more details about the writing outline. My email is [email protected]

Regards,

Weerawate

Dear Weerawate,

I thank you for showing interest in collaborating with us for development of the proposed study. I think it could be nice to have you amongst us as co-author of the paper. I was just wondering if the materials you use for active packaging systems are biodegradable or synthetic. Depending on your reply, your contribution could be inserted in one section or in another . As I have already anticipated in my previous message while replying to Welday, very soon (as soon as finish reviewing a paper) I will write to all of you - my friends and colleagues - an email so as to indicate author list and a proposal of section index with the possible contribution from each of us. Of course, it is just a proposal which, surely, could be improved thanks to your feedbacks.

Cordially

Carlo

Dear Carlo,

I utilised the normal plastic films (LDPE, PP, and Nylon/PE) which were formed as controlled released sachet. The sachet contains carriers (filter paper or silica gel adsorbent) saturated with antimicrobial liquids. The antimicrobial volatiles continuously release out from the sachet. I recently published a review article on controlled release sachet of ethanol vapour as shown in the attachment.

Regards,

Weerawate

Dear Carlo Ingrao,

I have carried out research on development and evaluation of nanocomposite food packaging films based on commercially available polymers. I have published five research papers out of my research. Please see my publication list and if it is relevant, I will be wholeheartedly contribute for the proposed paper.

Thanks and regards

Dr M R Manikantan, Senior Scientist, ICAR-CPCRI, Kasaragod, Kerala, India

Dear Colleagues,

I deeply thank you for your interest to my proposal: you have no idea of how much I have appreciated it! I am sure we will be a great working group. However, due the numerous things to do (some of them not scheduled before), I am forced to ask you to postpone both study development and paper writing to the beginning of 2015. I am so sorry for the inconvenience I have caused to you, but at the moment it is not possible for me to apply now to this new journey. I whish this was not a problem for you and could not compromise our collaboration relationships...present and future!

Cordially

Carlo