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Edible Experiments Episode 2

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The podcast features Dr. Girish Ganjyal, a professor and extension food processing specialist at Washington State University, and Joshua Bernin, a PhD student, discussing their innovative research in food processing and protein extrusion.
What makes this podcast special:

  1. Unique Research Focus:
  • Cutting-edge research on plant-based proteins
  • Exploring extrusion processing of non-traditional grains like quinoa, pulses, and buckwheat
  • Investigating protein texturization challenges
  1. Industry-Connected Learning:
  • Students get direct exposure to industry projects
  • Opportunities to work with companies from project initiation to execution
  • Workshops that build leadership and instructional skills
  1. Practical Research Approach:
  • Using a lab-scale extruder to develop scalable food processing techniques
  • Innovative problem-solving by connecting chemistry and engineering
  • Creative approach to addressing gaps in current food science research

Key Highlights:

  • Josh's research focuses on plant-based protein texturization
  • Dr. Girish emphasizes understanding ingredient chemistry and processing interactions
  • Practical advice for students interested in food science graduate programs
  continue reading

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Manage episode 474352341 series 3529319
Content provided by Chris Ripley, Zachary Cartwright, and Amanda Malik. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Chris Ripley, Zachary Cartwright, and Amanda Malik or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://ppacc.player.fm/legal.

The podcast features Dr. Girish Ganjyal, a professor and extension food processing specialist at Washington State University, and Joshua Bernin, a PhD student, discussing their innovative research in food processing and protein extrusion.
What makes this podcast special:

  1. Unique Research Focus:
  • Cutting-edge research on plant-based proteins
  • Exploring extrusion processing of non-traditional grains like quinoa, pulses, and buckwheat
  • Investigating protein texturization challenges
  1. Industry-Connected Learning:
  • Students get direct exposure to industry projects
  • Opportunities to work with companies from project initiation to execution
  • Workshops that build leadership and instructional skills
  1. Practical Research Approach:
  • Using a lab-scale extruder to develop scalable food processing techniques
  • Innovative problem-solving by connecting chemistry and engineering
  • Creative approach to addressing gaps in current food science research

Key Highlights:

  • Josh's research focuses on plant-based protein texturization
  • Dr. Girish emphasizes understanding ingredient chemistry and processing interactions
  • Practical advice for students interested in food science graduate programs
  continue reading

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