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RESEARCH BITES 2006
August, 2007

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RESEARCH BITES

DECEMBER 2007

 

RESEARCH BITES - DEC 2007

Current Research is focused on the following areas

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Flavor Research

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Evaluation of a Selected Ion Flow Tub Mass Spectrometer (SIFT-MS)

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Cheddar Cheese Flavor

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Swiss Cheese Flavor

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Microbiological Research

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FTIR classification of  lactic bacteria associated with Swiss Cheese

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FTIR classification of biofilm forming  Pseudomonas organisms

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Ice cream research

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Effect of emulsifiers and gums on fat agglomeration during the freezing of ice cream

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Use of FTIR to analyze emulsifiers and gums in ice cream mix and ice cream

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Cleaning in place (CIP) research
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Factors affecting the removal of  food soils from equipment surfaces

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Factors affecting the removal of biofilms from equipment surfaces

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Other
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Effect of high pressure processing on the eye formation in Swiss cheese

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Use of FTIR to analyze margarine in butter

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Analysis of fatty acids in cheese by FTIR

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SIFT-MS----- Research is being initiated to evaluate the application of a new type of mass spectrometer, which has the ability to identify and quantitate head space volatile compounds without a GC. 

 

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. Journal of Dairy Science (2007), 90(8), 3596-3603.

 

Application of Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy for monitoring short-chain free fatty acids in Swiss cheese.
Journal of Dairy Science (2007), 90


 

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