Was delighted to have @Barlow_Lab as a presenter at #ISNNOLA. We learned a lot from her and others about the physiology of flavor perception. Hope to see you in Portland next year, Dr. Barlow! #neurogastronomy
It's a wrap for #ISNNOLA! We shared a lot and learned a lot. Many thanks to all our presenters and attendees, and MARK YOUR CALENDARS for 6/20/20 as we head west to Portland, OR @travelportland and share the stage with #ISOT2020@AchemsInfo. Tell your friends! #neurogastronomy
How can you make an apple taste sweeter without adding any sugar? At this #ISNNOLA taste experience station, a simple sniff of vanilla extract is enough for @UK_HealthCare neurologist @sidkapooruky to get an extra hint of caramel flavor with his apple. #neurogastronomy
Many thanks to our panelists @chefouita, Dr. Jong Rho, Dr. Gordon Shepherd, and @universityofKY’s Lillian Breslin for answering questions from attendees at #ISNNOLA
Three times a bridesmaid, now a bride! CONGRATULATIONS TO @jehangir_mehta for winning the 2019 Gina Mullin Neurogastronomy Challenge! @kissmybhatt was a worthy contender, but the judges raved about Jehangir's chocolate-oatmeal-hazlenut tart. #ISNNOLA
Why DO we eat what we eat? @Rachel_Herz joins the ISN Symposium for her third year to share her knowledge on how psychological and cognitive influences change our perception of food & how much we eat. #ISNNOLA
Sorry for the delay -- we'll be announcing the Gina Mullin Challenge winner shortly -- there's been spirited debate about GMOs during the Panel Discussion! #ISNNOLA
How did gin & tonics change world history? @UK_HealthCare neurologist @sidkapooruky will share the full story at the #ISNNOLA Sensory Dinner this evening, but check out this quick preview of how gin & tonics helped fight the spread of malaria in colonial times. #neurogastronomy
When helping patients deal with cancer, embrace food's emotional impact on them & customize to highlight flavorful nutritious foods as needed. Thank you @ChefOuita for sharing your story & encouraging better care @ISNeurogastro#isnnola#health#cancer#neurogastronomy
100% of bourbon's color and 50-70% of its flavor is from the wood that's used in bourbon aging barrels. @MakersMark uses aged White Oak to provide the ideal balance of tannins, lignin and other volatiles to its bourbon." -- Jane Bowie #ISNNOLA
Flavor comes from water? Yes, water is a critically important component in bourbon flavor. (The other flavor drivers are oak, grains, and yeast) @MakersMark has its own water source -- Jane Bowie. #ISNNOLA