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May 14, 2018
Congratulations Geoff Dubrow, PhD student, for receiving both the Feeding Tomorrow Dr. Richard L Hall Scholarship in Flavor Science and OVIFT Graduate Student Scholarship.
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May 14, 2018
Recenty published:
Paravisini, L. and Peterson, D.G. 2018. Role of Reactive Carbonyl Species on Non-Enzymatic Browning of Apple Juice During Storage. Food Chem. 245: 1010-1017.
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Apr 30, 2018
Congratulations Hannah Mehle, MS student, for receiving the FST department's Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award for 2018.
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Mar 12, 2018
Congratulations Dr. Devin Peterson, the 2018 recipient of the Stephen S. Chang Award for Lipid or Flavor Science.
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Mar 5, 2018
Congratulations Geoff Dubrow, PhD student, for a third place finish in the FAES Oral Presentations category at the Edward F. Hayes Graduate Research Forum. His presentation was titled “Flavoromics to Understand and Improve the Consumer Acceptability of Fruit Spreads”.
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May 22, 2017
A core commitment of the Flavor Research and Education Center (FREC) is to support the advancement of the flavor quality of healthy food options. Flavor quality is considered one of the main product attributes that influences food choice. Healthier foods options are often inferior in flavor quality, which impedes consumption and thus health impact. Historically, flavor research has focused on improving flavor by reducing levels of specific undesirable flavors, or increasing levels of desirable attributes.
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May 19, 2017
Congratulations to Sichaya Sittipod, PhD student, for receiving the "People's Choice" award for her poster presentation at The Inaugural Conference on Food and Nutritional Metabolomics and 14th Annual Ohio Mass Spectrometry Symposium held at The Ohio State University. Her poster was titled: "A flavoromics approach in determining key chemical markers in green coffee beans that have significant impact on coffee brew flavor quality".
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May 1, 2017
Congratulations to both Sichaya Sittipod and Geoff Dubrow. Both are recipients of the Dr. Richard L. Hall Flavor Science Scholarship awarded by Feeding Tomorrow, the charitable foundation of IFT.
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Mar 6, 2017
PhD student Geoffrey Dubrow is the recipient of The 2017 Jogue Incorporated Scholarship Award, administered by The Society of Flavor Chemist (SFC).
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Jan 10, 2017
Smoothness of alcoholic beverages is a general descriptor correlated with age (maturity) and associated with higher consumer preference or flavor quality. Product smoothness is often associated with decreases in attributes such as trigeminal burn, sourness, astringency and overall mouthfeel. A common strategy to improve the overall flavor profile and smoothness is to age alcoholic spirits after distillation. For example, bourbons and scotches are typically aged at least 3 years, and rums, tequilas and brandies are aged anywhere from 2 to 10 years or more.
