03/09/2022
Register for next week's food waste symposium: https://events.cornell.edu/event/symposium_towards_a_true_systems_approach_to_reducing_food_loss_and_waste_from_farm-to-table
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Our research programs are designed to expand understanding of the biological/microbiological, chemical, physical, sensor, nutritional, and engineering properties of foods and beverages. Our extension and outreach programs transfer research-based information and technology to consumers, food and beverage companies, and government agencies with the goal of enhancing the availability, quality, and safety of our food supply.
03/09/2022
Register for next week's food waste symposium: https://events.cornell.edu/event/symposium_towards_a_true_systems_approach_to_reducing_food_loss_and_waste_from_farm-to-table
05/29/2021
Happy graduation day, ! We are extremely proud to celebrate and honor you, and look forward to all that you accomplish in the future.
05/19/2021
All in the family: Cornell adds five species to listeria genus While examining the prevalence of listeria in agricultural soil throughout the U.S., Cornell food scientists have stumbled upon five previously unknown and novel relatives of the bacteria, according to new research published May 17 in the International Journal of Systematic and Evolutionary Microbio...
05/11/2021
How to make oat milk—with science | Popular Science Enjoy the most delicious oat milk latte without it turning into a slimy, gel-like substances The secret? Enzymes.
04/09/2021
One of the premier food science programs in the nation, our Department of Food Science is applying the principles of science and engineering to ensure the nutritional value, safety and quality of foods in the United States and around the globe. Check out their new website to learn more: https://cals.cornell.edu/food-science
03/18/2021
Food Science and Cornell Dairy have a new look! Check out our new websites at https://cals.cornell.edu/food-science and https://cals.cornell.edu/cornell-dairy!
03/02/2021
Register Now: The Science of Cheese Spring 2021
Register Now: The Science of Cheese Spring 2021 You don't want to miss this. The Science of Cheese Online Lectures available March 24, 2021 Instructor-led, virtual session April 21, 2021 Headline The Dairy Foods Extension Science of Cheese worksh
01/23/2021
Cornell Dept. of Food Science contributes: Purification technology for renewable production of fuel from methanolysis of waste sunflower oil in the presence of high silica zeolite beta.
Purification technology for renewable production of fuel from methanolysis of waste sunflower oil in the presence of high silica zeolite beta (2021). Purification technology for renewable production of fuel from methanolysis of waste sunflower oil in the presence of high silica zeolite beta. Green Chemistry Letters and Reviews: Vol. 14, No. 1, pp. 1-13.
01/21/2021
‘Apple Commons’ licks ice cream contest competition Your mind wanders, enjoying a dreamy vanilla base that features apple, cinnamon, maple and tiny chunks of graham cracker. It’s just like fresh, warm apple pie à la mode – only everything is frozen. You’re going to need a bigger waffle cone. In Cornell’s annual contest that serves as the Foo...
The latest from the Alcaine Lab: Lactose oxidase: Enzymatic control of Pseudomonas to delay age gelation in UHT milk.
Lactose oxidase: Enzymatic control of Pseudomonas to delay age gelation in UHT milk Shelf-stable milk is consumed worldwide, and this market is expected to continue growing. One quality challenge for UHT milk is age gelation during shelf life, which is in part caused by bacterial heat-stable proteases (HSP) synthesized during the raw milk storage period before heat processing. Some...
Cornell Dept. of Food Science contributes: Evaluation of high pressure processing (HPP) inactivation of Escherichia coli O157:H7, Salmonella enterica, and Listeria monocytogenes in acid and acidified juices and beverages.
Evaluation of high pressure processing (HPP) inactivation of Escherichia coli O157:H7, Salmonella enterica, and Listeria monocytogenes in acid and acidified juices and beverages Increasing consumer demand for high-quality foods has driven adoption by the food industry of non-thermal technologies such as high pressure processin…
01/16/2021
The latest from the Cornell Food Science Graduate Program & Goddard Lab: Engaged food science: Connecting K‐8 learners to food science while engaging graduate students in science communication.
Engaged food science: Connecting K‐8 learners to food science while engaging graduate students in science communication Connecting the public to concepts in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) is an essential for technological advancement and inspiring future scientists, impacting both the communi...