Professor Paul Kindstedt's Cheese Crystal Research chosen for award:
Professor Paul Kindstedt's cheese crystal research:"Size, Shape and Identity of Surface Crystals and their Relationship to Sensory Perception of Grittiness in American Astisanal and European PDO Soft Smear Ripened Cheeses" has been choosen to receive the International Dairy Foods Association Research Award in Dairy Food Processing. He will be presented with the award at the Am
NFS grad student, Pat Polowsky, invited to present his research at Cheese Symposium
NFS Master's graduate student, Pat Polowsky has been invited to present his research at the 10th Cheese Symposium in Rennes France in April. The title of his poster presentation is "Size, Shape, and Identity of Surface Crystals and their Relationship to Sensory Preception of Grittiness in American Artisanal and European PDO Soft Smear Ripened Cheeses".
Luis Rodriguez-Cruz, Food Systems PhD student chosen as a fellow of the Yale Ciencia Academy
NFS Assistant Professor Meredith Niles' Food Systems PhD graduate student Luis Alexis Rodríguez-Cruz was selected to be one of 40 fellows of the Yale Ciencia Academy for Career Development.
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