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Padilla-Zakour, Olga I.
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- Associate Professor, Food Science & Technology at Geneva
- Dept Chairperson Assoc, Food Science & Technology at Geneva
Research program focused on applied research to add value and safety to agricultural commodities with an emphasis on small scale processing. Adding value implies increasing profitability, improving quality and/or increasing health benefits. Currently we are developing better processing techniques that increase the value of plant-based foods. We also study the factors that affect the safety of specialty foods manufactured by small-scale processors. We evaluate methods to provide comprehensive support to food entrepreneurs to create an optimized system for university-based centers. The research complements my extension responsibilities focused on directing a premier program to support food entrepreneurship in the Northeast by providing comprehensive assistance to start-up and established food ventures.
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Extension
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Research
research overview
- Research program focused on applied research to add value and safety to agricultural commodities with an emphasis on small scale processing. Adding value implies increasing profitability, improving quality and/or increasing health benefits. We develop better processing techniques that increase the value of plant-based foods. We also study the factors that affect the safety of specialty foods manufactured by small-scale processors.
research activities
principal investigator on
- CROP VALUE ENHANCEMENT FOR NEW YORK PRODUCERS awarded by NEW YORK FARM VIABILITY INSTITUTE 2009 - 2011
- CROP VALUE ENHANCEMENT FOR NEW YORK PRODUCERS awarded by NEW YORK FARM VIABILITY INSTITUTE 2012 - 2013
- IMPROVING THE SAFETY OF ACIDIFIED AND ACID FOODS PRODUCED BY SMALL-SCALE FOOD PROCESSORS IN THE NORTHEAST awarded by NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF FOOD AND AGRICULTURE-USDA 2009 - 2013
- NEW YORK PEACHES & APRICOTS: MORE THAN JUST TASTY FRUIT awarded by AGRICULTURAL MARKETING SERV, USDA 2009 - 2012
- UNDERSTANDING FACTORS RESPONSIBLE FOR CONSISTENCY IN APPLE SAUCE I.E. HOW TO ENHANCE APPLE HANDLING AND PROCESSING FOR YEAR ROUND CONSISTENT SAUCE QUALITY awarded by DR. PEPPER SNAPPLE GROUP INC 2010 - 2012
co-principal investigator on
area(s) of concentration/expertise
keywords
- fruit and vegetable processing, juice quality, juice technology. specialty foods
geographic focus
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domestic geographical region
submitted impact statement
- The development of pasteurization methods for premium fermented apple cider without adding preservatives
- Northeast center excels at supporting food entrepreneurship
- Northeast Center Excels at Supporting Food Entrepreneurship
- Northeast Center Excels at Supporting Food Entrepreneurship
- Northeast Center Excels at Supporting Food Entrepreneurship
Publications
individual publications
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academic article
- Shelf-life evaluation of natural antimicrobials for Concord and Niagara grape juices.. Journal of Food Protection. 76:72-78. 2013
- Assessment of the Validity of Maturity Metrics for Predicting the Volatile Composition of Concord Grape Juice.. Journal of Food Science. 77. 2012
- Extending Shelf-life, Marketing Window, and Quality of Sweet Cherries in NY. New York Fruit Quarterly. 19:19-23. 2011
- Effects of Concentration Prior to Cold-Stabilization on Anthocyanin Stability in Concord Grape Juice. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry. 58:11325-11332. 2010
- Impact of Harvesting and Processing Conditions on Green Leafy Volatile Development and Phenolics in Concord Grape Juice. Journal of Food Science. 75. 2010
- Influence of storage temperature and apple variety on patulin production by Penicillium expansum. Journal of Food Protection. 72:1030-1036. 2009
- Maturity and quality of 'Liberty' apple fruit under integrated and organic fruit production systems are similar. HortScience. 44:1382-1389. 2009
- Shelf-life and Marketing Window Extension in Sweet Cherries by the Use of Modified Atmosphere Packaging. . New York Fruit Quarterly. 17:21-24. 2009
- Cider apples and cider-making techniques in Europe and North America. HortReviews (Annual Review of Horticultural Science). 34:365-414. 2008
- Drying kinetics of grape seeds. Journal of Food Engineering. 89:460-465. 2008
- Chemical characterization of red wine grape (Vitis vinifera and Vitis interspecific hybrids) and pomace phenolic extracts and their biological activity against Streptococcus mutans. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry. 55:10200-10207. 2007
- Influence of geotextile mulches on canopy microclimate, yield, and fruit composition of Cabernet franc. American Journal of Enology and Viticulture. 58:431-442. 2007
- Influence of undervine floor management on weed competition, vine nutrition, and yields of Pinot noir. American Journal of Enology and Viticulture. 58:421-430. 2007
- Characterization of Fermented Cider Apple Cultivars Grown in Upstate New York. Journal of the American Pomological Society. 60:113-128. 2006
- Efficacy of a tart cherry juice blend in preventing the symptoms of muscle damage. British Journal of Sports Medicine. 40:679-883. 2006
- A model food entrepreneur assistance and education program: the Northeast center for food entrepreneurship. Journal of Food Science Education. 4:56-65. 2005
- Comprehensive review of patulin control methods in foods. Comprehensive Reviews in Food Science and Food Safety. 4:8-21. 2005
- Flavonoids and antioxidant capacity of various cabbage genotypes at juvenile stage. Journal of Food Science. 69. 2004
- Growth inhibition of foodborne pathogens and food spoilage organisms by select raw honeys. International Journal of Food Microbiology. 97:1-8. 2004
- Jam processing effects on phenolics and antioxidant capacity in anthocyanin-rich fruits: cherry, plum and raspberry. Journal of Food Science. 69. 2004
- Promoting the development of value-added specialty foods through university-based food venture centers. Journal of Food Science. 69. 2004
- Quality of modified atmosphere packaged ‘Hedelfingen’ and ‘Lapins’ sweet cherries (Prunus avium L.). HortTechnology. 14:331-337. 2004
- Application of low temperature heat treatments before retorting improves the quality of canned potatoes. J. Food Processing Preservation. 27:195-212. 2003
- Modified atmosphere packaging maintains sweet cherry quality after harvest. New York Fruit Quarterly. 11:5-8. 2003
- Storage quality of pasteurized and UV treated apple cider. J. Food Processing Preservation. 27:21-35. 2003
- The Role of The New York State Food Venture Center in Supporting Food Entrepreneurship. New York Fruit Quarterly. 7:23-26. 1999
- Apple cider: treatment options to comply with new regulations. J. Assoc. Food and Drug Offic. 62:19-26. 1998
- Optimization and modeling of apple juice cross-flow microfiltration with a ceramic membrane. Journal of Food Science. 58:369. 1993
- Molecular weight cut-off of ultrafiltration membranes and the quality and stability of apple juice. Journal of Food Science. 54:1250. 1989
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article
- Important Factors to Consider Before Working with a Food Co-packer 2008
- Support provided to food entrepreneurs and processors in 2008 by the Northeast Center for Food Entrepreneurship at the New York State Food Venture Center 2008
- Maple syrup products 2007
- Shelf-life extension of sweet cherries by field management, post-harvest treatments and modified atmosphere packaging 2007
- Support provided to food entrepreneurs and processors in 2007 by the Northeast Center for Food Entrepreneurship at the New York State Food Venture Center 2007
- NYS Assembly Roundtable and Support for Small Scale Food Processors 2006
- Support provided to food entrepreneurs and processors in 2006 by the Northeast Center for Food Entrepreneurship at the New York State Food Venture Center 2006
- Support provided to food entrepreneurs and processors in 2005 by the Northeast Center for Food Entrepreneurship at the New York State Food Venture Center 2005
- Ultraviolet as an alternative fruit juice processing method to meet FDA safety requirements 2005
- Ultraviolet as an alternative fruit juice processing method to meet FDA safety requirements 2005
- Unraveling the mystery of the activity in select honeys 2005
- Selecting acids to adjust the pH of acid and acidified products 2004
- NECFE accomplishments in 2003, plans for 2004 and the future 2003
- Summary of NECFE product evaluation services from 01 January 2000 to 31 October 2003 2003
- An overview of good manufacturing practices (GMPs) in the food industry 2002
- How to prepare chlorine solutions for food sanitation 2002
- Acidified foods 2001
- NECFE holds NY premier of NxLevel training: "Tilling the Soil of Opportunity” 2001
- Northeast Center of Food Entrepreneurship: A NY-VT Collaboration 2001
- The Northeast Center for Food Entrepreneurship: a joint program between Cornell’s Food Venture Center and Vermont’s Center for Food Science 2001
- Vacuum packaging (VP) and reduced oxygen packaging (ROP) of foods 2001
- Manufacture of low sugar/no sugar jams and jellies 1999
- Steam kettles 1999
- Water activity: another critical factor for safety of food products 1999
- Chemical food preservatives: benzoate and sorbate 1998
- Chemical food preservatives: propionates and parabens 1998
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chapter
- Juices and Functional Drinks. Specialty Foods: Processing Technology, Quality, and Safety. 239-71. 2012
- Good Manufacturing Practices. Microbiologically Safe Foods. 395-415. 2009
- Chapter 13. Marketing Bramble fruits. Raspberry & Blackberry Production Guide for the Northeast, Midwest, and Eastern Canada. 148-153. 2008
- Chapter 20. Sweet cherry and sour cherry processing. Processing Fruits: Science and Technology. 497-511. 2004
- Chapter 4. Juice processing. Processing Fruits: Science and Technology. 79-97. 2004
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conference paper
- Juice processing techniques and their effect on flavor and phytochemicals. 2008 IFT Annual Meeting Book of Abstracts. 2008
- Pinot noir grape polyphenolic extracts: Chemical composition and antimicrobial effects against Streptococcus mutans and Alicyclobacillus acidoterrestris.. 2008 IFT Program and Abstract Book Annual Meeting. 056-01. 2008
- Product Development competition experience as a non-traditional education model: the perception of value in regards to education and careers. 2008 IFT Annual Meeting Book of Abstracts. 2008
- Pulpy juices from grapes and tart cherries as healthier alternatives to clear juices. 2008 IFT Annual Meeting Book of Abstracts. 2008
- Alternate grape juice formulations. Viticulture 2007 and 36th Annual Wine Industry Workshop. 130-131. 2007
- Effect of dimethyl dicarbonate addition on the retention of water soluble vitamins in juice systems. IFT National Conference. 2007
- Value-added bioactive by-products from grape pomace. Proceedings of 5th International Congress on Food Technology. 759-768. 2007
- UV processing of juice to meet regulatory requirements (Abstract C107). 231st American Chemical Society National Meeting. 2006
- Developing value-added products from grapes. Proceedings from Viticulture 2003. 141-142. 2003
- Proceedings of the Food Business Incubation Summit – Second National Conference and Education Symposium. NECFE. 2003
- Factors related to microbial stabilization of acid fruit juices. 20th Annual Conference on the Responsibilities of Processing Specialists. 2000
- Manufacturing fresh-cut produce: technologies and regulations. Proceedings for the Vegetable Program, 200 Mid-Atlantic Fruit and Vegetable Convention. 157-158. 2000
- Manufacturing fresh cut vegetables: technologies and regulations. Proceedings NYS Vegetable Conference. 45-47. 1999
- Effect of mash treatment and clarification including ultrafiltration on white grape juice. IFT Annual Meeting & Food Expo. 1995
- Sulfite substitutes for production of dried banana slices. IFT Annual Meeting & Food Expo. 1990
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document part
- Changes in applesauce consistency due to apple variety and cold storage time. 2012
- Effect of Heat Treatment and Extractor Rotational Speed on the Composition and Rheological Properties of Applesauce 2012
- Efficiency of Ultraviolet Treatment of Apple Cider: Effects of Concentration of Suspended Insoluble Solids, and Enzymatic Browning. 2012
- Efficient reduction of E. coli from apple cider by combining microfiltration with ultraviolet treatment. 2012
- Phytochemical Composition and Antioxidant Capacity of Cold-Pressed Butternut Squash and Pumpkin Seed Oils 2012
- Pickled Egg Production: Effect of Brine Acetic Acid Concentration, Brine Fill Temperature, and Post-packing Temperature on Acidification Rate 2012
- Pickled Egg Production: Inactivation Rate of Salmonella, Escherichia coli O157:H7, Listeria monocytogenes and Staphylococcus aureus during Acidification Step. 2012
- Cross-flow microfiltration effect on quality of N.Y. wines 2011
- Effect of apple variety and maturity on quality parameters of applesauce 2011
- Effect of exogenous pectin methyl esterase on rheological properties of applesauce 2011
- Effects of harvest, storage, and processing on antioxidant, phenolic, and carotenoid content of selected Northeast peaches and apricots 2011
- Validity of Brix for Predicting Flavor Composition of Concord Grape Juice 2011
- Antioxidant, phenolic and carotenoid content of selected Northeast peaches and apricots 2010
- Continuous or discrete? Two ways to offer food science workshops for middle and high school science teachers 2010
- Effect of Postharvest and Processing Methods on Niagara Grape Juice Quality 2010
- Shelf-life Evaluation of Natural Antimicrobials for Concord Grape Juice 2010
- The Effect of Different Concentration Methods on the Color and Anthocyanin Composition of Concord Juice 2010
- Effect of processing on the quality and stability of shelf-stable pulp-rich apple juice 2009
- Herbaceous flavor development in Concord grape juice 2009
- Juice processing techniques and their effect on flavor and phytochemicals 2008
- Retention of total phenolic content and antioxidant capacity in processed apple products 2008
- Apple mash fermentation and heating affect the physiochemical properties and flavor of fermented cider 2007
- Chemical composition of phenolic extracts from wine grapes and pomace in relation to oral health 2007
- Effects of dimethyl dicarbonate addition on the retention of water soluble vitamins in juice systems 2007
- Influence of grape extracts on virulence factors of Streptococcus mutans 2007
- Quality of selected sweet cherries as affected by postharvest fungicide application and modified atmosphere packaging 2007
- Effect of nitrogen supplementation and fermentation temperature on the quality of fermented apple cider 2006
- Effects of processing on total dietary fiber content of apple products 2006
- Recovery of healthy by-products from grape pomace 2006
- Concentration of anthocyanins and polyphenolic compounds in tart cherry juice using ultrafiltration 2005
- Pasteurization methods to stabilize bottled fermented apple cider 2005
- Sushi rice formulation affects pH and water activity, and inhibits growth of Bacillus cereus 2005
- Antibacterially active honey used as a preservative in meats, fruits, and juices 2004
- Antioxidant capacity and polyphenolic compounds of plum juices 2004
- Effect of ultraviolet treatment on ascorbic acid in apple juice 2004
- Effects of apple juice processing on the quality of fermented cider 2004
- Evaluating the effectiveness of pectin methylesterase and low temperature pasteurization in producing superior canned cherries 2004
- Impact of university-based centers that support food entrepreneurs 2004
- Jam processing effects on phenolics and antioxidant capacity in anthocyanins-rich fruits: cherries, plums and raspberry 2004
- Antimicrobial activity exhibited by bacteria isolated from selected U.S. honey samples 2003
- Characterization of apple juice from European and North American apple cultivars used for fermented cider 2003
- Increasing the shelf-life of sweet apple cider without adding preservatives 2003
- Promoting the development of value-added specialty foods through university-based food venture centers 2003
- Total phenols and antioxidant capacity of dried plums prepared from highly pigmented cultivars 2003
- Water soluble antioxidant capacity (ACW) of phenolic compounds and Tolox using a photochemiluminescense method 2003
- Antimicrobial activity of honey against food pathogens and food spoilage microorganisms 2002
- Coating roasted buckwheat (kasha) to improve cooked quality 2002
- Optimization of garlic blanching 2002
- Phenolic and anthocyanin content of tart cherry and plum juices prepared from highly pigmented cultivars 2002
- Quality and shelf-life of processed apple cider 2002
- Factors affecting survival of Escherichia coli in specialty mustards 2001
- Guidelines for regulatory compliance and safe production of shelf-stable acidified foods manufactured by small processors 2001
- Process development for manufacturing apple/red beet juice blends 2001
- A new method to improve the quality of canned plums 2000
- Effect of mash fermentation on quality of hard apple cider 2000
- Effect of mash fermentation on quality of hard apple cider 2000
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manual
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report
- Extending shelf-life, marketing window and quality of sweet cherries in New York. 20-24. 2011
- Nutritional Quality of New York Peaches and Apricots. 12-16. 2011
- Cider Pasteurization. Response to “Pasteurization is no silver bullet”. 34. 2007
- The Great Debate: Treatment Success Is Proven. 12-13. 2007
- Quality and Shelf-life Improvement of Fresh Sweet Cherries through Hydrocooling and Modified Atmosphere Packaging 2006
- Unraveling the mystery of antibacterial activity in select honeys 2005
- Phenolics and antioxidant capacity in selected New York State plums. 9-12. 2004
- Shelf life extension of maple cream. 20-31. 2004
- A study of ceramic membrane filtration for apple juice processing 1992
- The integrated system for producing high quality sweet cherries in NY 2005
- Small Scale Food Entrepreneurship: A Technical Guide for Food Ventures 2003
presentations
featured in archived article
- Butternut squash seed oil goes to market -- thanks to Cornell's Food Venture Center
- Cornell Hosts Better Process Control School
- Cornell food scientists awarded $1.67 million to improve fresh food safety
- Cornell receives nearly $850,000 to improve specialty crops
- Grapes of gnash: Pomace, the residue of red winemaking, may help prevent tooth decay
- Maker of sour power cherry drink developed with Cornell food scientists gets $2.3 million in venture funding
- Maker of sour power cherry drink developed with Cornell food scientists gets $2.3 million in venture funding
- NYAIC is Phenomenal Networking Source, Best Information Clearinghouse, Says Onion Jelly Maker Reaching Regional, National, Global Markets
- Olga Padilla-Zakour Promoted to Associate Professor at Cornell's Agricultural Experiment Station at Geneva
- Sweet smell of success: Cornell aid could bring new line of maple products throughout New York state
- Welcome back black currants: Forbidden fruit making a comeback in New York
Teaching
teaching activities
- FDSC-4010: Concepts of Product Development - Spring 2013
- FDSC-5000: Master of Professional Studies (Agriculture) Project - Spring 2013
- FDSC-6960: Graduate Internship in Food Science - Spring 2013
- FDSC-6980: Graduate Teaching Experience - Spring 2013
- FDSC-8900: Master's Level Thesis Research - Spring 2013
- FDSC-9900: Doctoral-Level Thesis Research - Spring 2013
- FDSC-5000: Master of Professional Studies (Agriculture) Project - Fall 2012
- FDSC-6960: Graduate Internship in Food Science - Fall 2012
- FDSC-8900: Master's Level Thesis Research - Fall 2012
- FDSC-9900: Doctoral-Level Thesis Research - Fall 2012
- FDSC-4010: Concepts of Product Development - Spring 2012
- FDSC-5000: Master of Professional Studies (Agriculture) Project - Spring 2012
- FDSC-6960: Graduate Internship in Food Science - Spring 2012
- FDSC-6980: Graduate Teaching Experience - Spring 2012
- FDSC-8900: Master's Level Thesis Research - Spring 2012
- FDSC-9900: Doctoral-Level Thesis Research - Spring 2012
- FDSC-5000: Master of Professional Studies (Agriculture) Project - Fall 2011
- FDSC-6960: Graduate Internship in Food Science - Fall 2011
- FDSC-8900: Masters-Level Thesis Research - Fall 2011
- FDSC-9900: Doctoral-Level Thesis Research - Fall 2011
Service
outreach overview
- Direct the NYS Food Venture Center, a major extension program of the Department of Food Science and Technology. Coordinate and develop outreach programs and extension activities to support new and established entrepreneurs in the food industry. Provide guidelines and assist in regulatory issues to ensure the safety of food products. Act as Process Authority to issue schedule process documentation for new processors’ licensing requirements. In 2008, the center continued to provide comprehensive assistance to clients developing new food products for the marketplace with the support from the NYS Agricultural Experiment Station, Cornell University and from a NYFVI grant for The Agriculture Innovation Center. The grant focuses on NY farm producers and aims to enhance the sustainability of farmers by adding value to crops. In 2008, the center was contacted by 926 clients from 28 states and 3 countries, totaling 1262 inquiries. We assisted 211 clients from 13 states file for 512 scheduled process approvals for food products. The laboratory analyzed 654 samples for product safety and technical feasibility. Most requests for assistance came from New York totaling 140 clients filing for 351 scheduled process approvals. We offered/supported 13 training programs/workshops attended by 346 participants, and contributed as speakers/instructors in 29 additional technical programs/events reaching 1,500 individuals. We also reached additional people through open events such as Empire Farm Days. Impact: The center provided direct assistance or training to more than 6,000 people in food safety and food processing, and business development and marketing, complemented by appropriate referrals to existing local service providers. Based on a survey of 299 clients representing 3 years of operation: • 39% of current businesses are farm-based • 806 full-time jobs were created by new businesses that used the services • 7,836 full-time existing jobs are supported by established businesses that use services • 87% agreed the center services provided the information and assistance needed.
- Direct the NYS Food Venture Center, a major extension program of the Department of Food Science and Technology. Coordinate and develop outreach programs and extension activities to support new and established entrepreneurs in the food industry. Provide guidelines and assist in regulatory issues to ensure the safety of food products. Act as Process Authority to issue schedule process documentation for new processors’ licensing requirements. In 2009, the center continued to provide comprehensive assistance to clients developing new food products for the marketplace with the support from the NYS Agricultural Experiment Station, Cornell University and from a NYFVI grant for The Agriculture Innovation Center. The grant focuses on NY farm producers and aims to enhance the sustainability of farmers by adding value to crops. In 2009, the center received 1388 inquiries. We assisted 233 clients file for 631 scheduled process approvals for food products. The laboratory analyzed 506 samples for product safety and technical feasibility. Most requests for assistance came from New York totaling 946 inquiries and 484 scheduled process approvals for new products. We offered/supported 11 training programs/workshops attended by over 400 participants, and contributed as speakers/instructors in 23 additional technical programs/events reaching 1,200 individuals. We also reached additional people through open events such as Empire Farm Days and Fun on the Fram Impact: The center provided direct assistance or training to more than 5,000 people in food safety and food processing, and business development and marketing, complemented by appropriate referrals to existing local service providers. Based on a survey of 299 clients representing 3 years of operation: • 39% of current businesses are farm-based • 806 full-time jobs were created by new businesses that used the services • 7,836 full-time existing jobs are supported by established businesses that use services • 87% agreed the center services provided the information and assistance needed.
- Direct the NYS Food Venture Center, a major extension program of the Department of Food Science at Geneva. Coordinate and develop outreach programs and extension activities to support new and established entrepreneurs in the food industry. Provide guidelines and assist in regulatory issues to ensure the safety of food products. Act as Process Authority to issue schedule process documentation for new processors’ licensing requirements (500 products/year). Develop and implement training programs for food entrepreneurs. Organize and teach Better Process Control Schools annually. Creator, editor and contributor of “Venture”, a newsletter to educate the small scale food entrepreneur – in printed and electronic format (complete archives) at www.nysaes.cornell.edu/necfe.
service to the profession
- Food Safety Technical Advisory Committee, NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Committee Member 2010 -
- Advisory Group, NYS Specialty Crop Block Grant Program Committee Member 2009 -
- Western NY Section of IFT Member of Scholarship Committee 2006 -
- Associated New York State Food Processors Member 2005 -
- IFT Fruit and Vegetable Products Division - Executive Committee Committee Member 2005 -
- CASA-Niagara Frontier Section of the Association of Food and Drug Officials Member 1998 -
- Institute for Thermal Processing Specialists Member 1998 -
- Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Society Member 1998 -
- Institute of Food Technologists Member 1986 -
- Sigma Xi -Geneva Chapter Committee Member 2006 - 2009
- USDA SBIR Review Panel Research Review Panel 2008 - 2009
- IFT Fruit and Vegetable Products Division Committee Member 2003 - 2005
- Institute for Thermal Processing Specialists Annual Conference Poster Session Chair 2001 - 2003
- IFT Awards Committee Juror 2000 - 2002
- Western NY Section of IFT Chair Elect, Chair and Past Chair 2000 - 2002
- Western NY Section of IFT Member-at-Large 1999 - 2000
- Apple Industry Task Force Committee on New Products and Market Development - 2000
- National IFT Fruit & Vegetable Prod. Division Student Representative 1989 - 1990
- National IFT International Relations Committee Student Representative - 1990
reviewer or editor for
- 2009 Specialty Crop Block Grant Program
- 2010 Institute of Food Technologists Annual Meeting
- 2011 Institute of Food Technologists Annual Meeting
- 2012 Institute of Food Technologists Annual Meeting
- 2013 Institute of Food Technologists Annual Meeting
- Journal of Food Science, HortTech
- Toward Sustainability Foundation
- USDA SBIR Review Panel
- USDA SBIR Review Panel
- USDA SBIR Reviewer
- USDA SBIR Reviewer
Background
education and training
- Ph.D. in Food Science, Cornell University 1991
- M.S. in Food Science, Cornell University 1988
- University of Costa Rica 1983
awards and honors
Other
college
- CALS
research keyword
- fruit and vegetable processing, juice quality, juice technology. specialty foods
name prefix
- Professor