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1. Lucas Chadwick. MetabAromics: A semi-targeted approach to beer analysis
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2. Nils Rettberg. Bridging significant gaps? Application of a metabolomics platform in beer quality control
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3. Jeff Young. Mapping the microbiome of malted barley (from varied regions, varietals, and harvest years) and wort soured using the barley
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4. Scott Lafontaine. Evaluating hop chemistry and its contribution to hop aroma intensity in dry-hopped beer
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5. Klaas Reglitz. The black currant-like smelling aroma compound 4MMP—Influence of variety, provenance, and processing on the concentration in hops
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6. Mitsuhiro Uemoto. Effect of hop harvest date on the thiol contents in hop cone
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7. Taku Irie. Monitoring and control of onion-like off-flavor component precursor in large-scale brewing
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8. Mutsumi Segawa. New technologies for development of citrus-based ready-to-drink (RTD) alcoholic beverages that maintain freshness
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9. Anna Shimmura. Influence of aging time on flavor and relevant compounds of barrel-aged beer
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10. Katherine Witrick. Comparison of the flavor and aroma compounds present in aging lambic beer
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11. Philippe Janssens. Shelf life and consistency of active dry yeast for breweries
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12. Eoin Moynihan. The relationship between brewery yeast handling and mitochondria development
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13. Chris Powell. Variation within brewing yeast populations
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16. Tomoko Koyano. Influence of high temperature exposure during transportation on beer flavor
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17. Benjamin Schottle. Detection of foam-negative lubricants on can lids by gas chromatography/mass spectrometry
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18. Christina Hahn. A comprehensive evaluation of the nonvolatile chemistry affecting the bitterness intensity of highly hopped beers
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19. Roland Kerpes. The impact of extracellular long-chain free fatty acids on the aroma profile of a gluten-free barley malt beer produced by means of endogenous maltpeptidases
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20. Seiko Miyashita. Effect of aroma on kire of beer
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21. Karl Siebert. Sense vs. analysis
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22. Jan Biering. Reliable scale up/scale down in process development—New possibilities to close the gap between lab, pilot brewery, and industrial scale
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23. Boris Gadzov. In-process sensory and beer flavor stability
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24. Amaey Mundkur. External risks to beer flavor quality
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25. Drew Russey. Simplify QAQC analyses and decision making with open source software
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26. Leo Chan. A novel concentration and viability detection method for Brettanomyces using image cytometry
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27. Anneleen Decloedt. Barley fungi and their mycotoxins in beer production
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28. Koji Suzuki. Rediscovery of Lactobacillus pastorianus Van Laer 1892, a beer spoilage Lactobacillus species named in honor of Louis Pasteur, and studies on its extraordinarily unique culturability
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29. Euan Thomson. Worse than we thought: A Megasphaera cerevisiae isolate is able to spoil full-strength beer
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30. Andrea Baillo. Dry hopping and stirring pellets increases vicinal diketones and lowers apparent extract
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31. Thomas Shellhammer. Sensory directed mixture study of beers dry-hopped with Cascade, Centennial, and Chinook
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32. Mark Zunkel. Impact of hop pellet processing in regard to flavour contribution in beers late and dry hopped with U.S. Cascade hops
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