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Yeast Cell Counting and Viability Measurement and Methods to Automate It | Presented by Oculyze [Sponsored]
This seminar begins with a very brief introduction into “what is yeast,” followed by “why cell count is important,” and how concentration and viability relate to each other. Then it looks into the consequences (off flavors, stuck fermentations etc.) of …Read More
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Yeast Nutrition – Ensuring Your Yeast’s Health | Presented by Lallemand [Sponsored]
Brewers are fully cognizant of the importance of providing sufficient nutrients to the brewing yeast to carry out fermentation. However brewers are not in the business of making yeast; they are in the business of making beer, cider and seltzer. …Read More
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Strategies for Improving Batch Consistency and Quality | Presented by ifm efector, inc. [Sponsored]
What if you can improve the consistency and quality of your production batches regardless of their size? ifm reviews the important monitoring points of the brewhouse and the available options for producers operating a manual or highly automated process. You …Read More
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Extend Your Shelf Life: How to Leverage the Science of Beer Quality | Presented by Pall [Sponsored]
Today consumers expect a beer with a long shelf life free of changes in clarity and appearance. Flavor, colloidal, and microbial stability are the main influencing quality criteria for shelf life of packaged beer. Contaminants such as particles, crystals, treatment …Read More
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Researcher Presentation: Hop Cultivars for a Warmer and Drier World
In this researcher presentation, Dr. Renée Eriksen presents studies on the response of different public hop cultivars to heat and drought. Models predict an increase in the frequency of heat waves and drought in the major hop-growing regions of the …Read More
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Instrumentation Best Practices to Improve Your Beer Quality Control | Presented by Endress+Hauser USA [Sponsored]
Innovative designs and application best practices of process sensors, along with high reliability, enables your brewery to run in the most efficient manner. What you will learn about: Instrumentation for small, medium, and large brewing operations Maximizing extract yield Improving brewhouse efficiency Ensuring beer quality Fermentation …Read More
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Crafting a Contactless Hospitality Program
In this seminar, we discuss how to convert your once-bustling hospitality program to a virtual and contact-free experience that your customers appreciate and continue to return to during this unprecedented time. You’ll be guided through how to pivot to a new business …Read More
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