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Hosted by Unknown Host · science · EN-US · 26 episodes
A review of a recent scientific article published about or adjacent to coffee. Each episode features a guest professional who will help discuss the paper. Sometimes there will be other guests to discuss news, current events, and topical items.Podcast by Christopher H. Hendon. Produced by Doran Pennington.
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Coffee Literature Review
<p>Tipping is complicated. </p><p>In this episode we talk with the world expert on the social science of tipping: Prof. Ofer Azar. As a platform we will discuss his paper, "The Economics of Tipping", appearing in J. Econ. Perspect., 2020, 34, 215. </p><p><br></p><p>Preamble: Frank Sinatra</p>
Coffee Literature Review
<p>In this episode we talk with (soon to be Dr.) Laudia Anokye‑Bempah and Dr. Irwin R. Donis‑González from the UC Davis coffee center about their recent paper on how roast profile impacts available extractable acids in coffee. The paper was published in Sci. Rep., 2024, 14, 8237, and is open-access from the publisher.</p><p><br></p><p>Preamble: Mulholland Drive</p>
Coffee Literature Review
<p>In this episode, we meet with Dr. Dirk Lachenmeier, head of the department of plant-based foods at CVUA Karlsruhe and expert in coffee, weed, and booze. We discuss a paper that reviews which parts of the coffee plant have approval for use as food in the European Union. Everything from the leaves of the plant to the silver skin. Can you really make money off these by-products?</p><p><br></p><p>The paper is open access:</p><p>Lachenmeier, Rajcic de Rezende, and Schwarz</p><p>"An Update on Sustainable Valorization of Coffee By-Products as Novel Foods within...
Coffee Literature Review
<p>In this episode, we meet with Dr. Arnold Mathijssen, Assistant Professor of Physics at U. Penn., and author of a paper recently published in Physics of Fluids, "Pour-over coffee: Mixing by a water jet impinging on a granular bed with avalanche dynamics". This paper just did the mainstream media rounds, so you may have heard about its findings on some other outlet. In this podcast we break it down and figure out whether physicists at U. Penn. revolutionized pour over.</p><p><br /></p><p>The paper can be found here and is also available in the CLR library...
Coffee Literature Review
<p>Chris is joined by Dr. Alex Murray to discuss chlorogenic acid. We talk about how plants make it, what it does, what it tastes like, and how we might make it. We discuss a variety of papers, book chapter, and so forth. Check the library link on instagram for some of them. </p> <p><br /></p> <p>Then, Alex and Chris spend some time on the year-end awards. </p> <p>End of year awards: 23:52</p> <p>Libation prize. 28:57</p> <p>Spurlock award. 32:35</p> <p>MTG tool of the year. 36:10</p> <p>Fruit of the year. 39:49</p> <p>Beast of...
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