I am Magda Costa, Early Stage Researcher #5, PhD student at Ghent University. My topic focuses on the fermentation stage in the brewing process. I’ve been researching the methods used in assessing wort composition, how it influences yeast performance, and how they can be manipulated to improve beer quality.
When I opened the big door, the hot and humid air instantly hit my face. The smell was sweet and grainy. Water was splashing everywhere and the big machines were fully running. I was in the brewery – in the heart of the Department. My name is Weronika and I’m the Early Stage Researchr #7. Check out my blog.
My name is Rosa (made in Italy) and I’m excited of being part of the coolest PhD programme ever. I am glad we’re such a varied group, a funny cocktail of international characters; I am sure we will benefit as much from our diversity as from our common passion for beer.
My name is Tuur Mertens from Belgium. I’m the Early Stage Researcher #6, working in Berlin. As simple a statement it seems, as crazy a journey it has been; it all started with an spontaneous application. Check out my blog and stay tuned for more beer stories shaped in a glass.
Hello! My name is Celina Dugulin, I am the Early Stage Researcher #4 and I am currently doing my PhD at the beautiful University of Nottingham. What excites me the most about my project is, the aim of reducing the energy inputs required for malting.
Welcome to my blog! My name is Jonas Trummer and I’m an Early Stage Researcher at the EJD Food Science. I’m currently based in Kraków where I am conducting research on the use of innovative raw materials in malting and brewing. Stay tuned!
Here you will find updates on the academic endeavours, personal experiences and their life throughout the programme, of all the Early Stage Researchers of the EJD Food Science.
