Early-Career Researchers in Processing Technology of Beverages
A special issue of Beverages (ISSN 2306-5710).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 April 2022) | Viewed by 3102
Special Issue Editors
Interests: beverage fermentation; brewing; beer microbiology; yeast immobilization; antioxidant activity; beer and wine analysis
Interests: beverage fermentation; brewing; beer microbiology; yeast immobilization; antioxidant activity; beer and wine analysis
Interests: food and beverage fermentation; kinetic of microbial growth; bioreactors modeling; beer production; yeast fermentation processes; wine and beer fermentation; bioengineering of beverages; immobilized cells; beer with immobilized cells
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Worldwide beverage production is constantly evolving, which requires the search and introduction of new assortments. The development of these assortments should be based on a solid scientific basis, generated by a significant amount of research in terms of technology and microbiology, and last but not least in terms of marketing.
The present Special Issue will also include articles related to “Strengthening Research Excellence and Innovation Capacity of the University of Food Technologies—Plovdiv through the Sustainable Development of Tailor-Made Food Systems with Programmable Properties”, funded by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Bulgaria to support the growth of early-career researchers working in the field of food technology and in particular the production of beverages through the so-called tailor-made technology.
The present Special Issue addresses all early-career researchers by giving them the opportunity to publish their research in the field of production of different beverage types—beer, wine, soft drinks, and innovative drinks. I hope you will use this opportunity to share your research with the scientific community in a reputable scientific journal such as Beverages.
The Special Issue “Early-Career Researchers in Processing Technology of Beverages” will collect high-quality original research papers, reviews, and commentaries on:
i. Technologies for production of wine, beer, soft drinks;
ii. Tailor-made concept for the development of new types of beverages with increased biological value;
iii. Technological and microbiological approaches for production of non-traditional beverages;
iv. Beverage microbiology;
v. Beverage hygiene and safety.
Dr. Rositsa Denkova-Kostova
Dr. Vesela Shopska
Dr. Georgi Kostov
Guest Editors
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