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Dr. Francesco Cubadda is an analytical chemist. One of the
focuses of his research activity is the impact of trace elements on
living organisms. He carried out studies in the ®eld of envi-
ronmental analytical chemistry and biomonitoring in collabo-
ration with the Chemistry Department of the University of
Rome. Presently he is working at the Food Laboratory of the
Italian National Health Institute.