Absolutely delighted to take part in the final symposium @EJDFoodSci. Three years have passed. It was a fantastic experience, both on a professional and personal level. I'd like to thank to the whole team for fantastic collaboration and all the great moments we've had together.
@TrendsInBrewing fantastic event bringing together brewing science and practice. I'm grateful for the opportunity to present my PhD research on beer flavour instability carried out in collaboration with @KULeuvenGent@uni_copenhagen@CarlsbergGroup Cheers🍻
Congratulations @Celina_Dugulin on a great public defence of your PhD thesis this week! Another step forwards for brewing with green malt. Prepare to become the first dual award graduate from the @EJDFoodSci - or 'doctor doctor' as you shall henceforth be known...@UoNBiosciences
So proud to announce that our paper on Brewing with 100% green malt is now available in 'early view' in the Journal of the Institute of Brewing. 😊Thanks for this great collaboration @KULeuvenGent@KULeuvenBioTeC@UoNBrewing@boortmalt
https://t.co/Vy7L3XaiHY
An excellent article. Women have always played a pivotal role in brewing.
Sadly not always receiving the credit deserved, as brewing’s often seen as a male role. Cheers @RogerProtzBeer for highlighting this in your new book, The family Brewers of Britain.
https://t.co/lqCnsLPr3D
Archaeologists find a way to look for ancient beer
In the process, they discovered the oldest evidence of malted drinks in central Europe https://t.co/59jZmlQh2t
Well chuffed that the latest Journal Impact Factor for the Journal of the Institute of Brewing has jumped from 0.994 to 1.504. Big thanks to all the authors and reviewers. JIB, the #1 journal in Brewing Science.
It keeps on surprising me - the substantialy little quantities of some flavouractive compounds in brewing raw materials. These 13 mL of aldehyde mix is what typicaly one could find in 2,500 kg of pilsner malt at masing-in 👨🏼🔬🍻 #brewing#beer#beerscience
As researcher, it's always fun to be able to give back to the community. With this in mind, I have written an introductory article on beer flavour stability (and how to keep your beer fresh) for (home) brewers:
https://t.co/o3JkbSM8BW
EJDFoodSci - 4 years in a 5 minutes. A brilliant and uplifting story - European Joint Doctorate in Food Science - International PhD School in Malting and Brewing. Thanks to Aleksander Poreda. See https://t.co/qN2waoZ5O9
We are currently recruiting to the Technical Brewer role in ICBS @UoNbrewing. Looking for a talented and experienced practical brewer with excellent training soft skills to put their knowledge across and train students and researchers. For details see:
https://t.co/lZl0RUfVEN
What happens to the beer left in bars and restaurants since the shutdown? Polish Breweries collecting around 70,000 kegs and barrels of beer from thousands of HORECA establishments across Poland - saving bars more than 2.5m Euros, according to the Union of Brewing @BrowaryPolskie
Danish brewers are showing their commitment in the fight against #covid19 by donating 9000 litres of hand sanitiser. Great initiative 👏👏👏
#foodheroes#standtogether
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@Nielsbryg