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Micro-Mashing: A New Technology that Will Accelerate Beer Recipe Design
Micro-scale mashing to dissect beer biochemistry aided by statistical power
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Travelling Ed
Brewing Beer In the Age of Infertility
It's time to move past yeast's fertility problems.
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Travelling Ed
No Ifs or Bots. How Alcohol, 48,000 plates, and Stressed Forks Served Up Increased Mutation Rates
A Flame-Side Chat, with Dr Karin Voordeckers
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Travelling Ed
I Just Can't Get Enough
The science of dry hop extraction rates and saturation points explored
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Travelling Ed
Differences Between Fining Agents
And a little break
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Travelling Ed
Fun-guys: The Problem With Mycotoxins in Malted Grains
Fungi in a nutshell (or grain husk)
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Travelling Ed
Primary Souring to Brew Sour Beers
The discovery of five heterofermentative yeast strains that can put a bite in your beer
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Travelling Ed
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Nobody At The Vault But Yeast
A Flame-Side Chat, with Dr Anna Fijarczyk
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Travelling Ed
Smashing It on the Bench By Going Micro
A flame-side chat with A/Prof Ben Schulz about Benchtop Micro-mashing
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Travelling Ed
Your Spent Hops and Grains, a Valuable Resource For Our Food Chain?
Brewing by-products can supplement existing foodstuffs
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Travelling Ed
Malty, not Salty
An introduction to Malts
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Travelling Ed
Flock Around The Clock
A genomics case study on yeast flocculation
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Travelling Ed
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