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  1. A Comprehensive Study from Cradle-to-Grave on the Environmental Profile of Malted Legumes
  2. Use of malted pulses to formulate gluten-free fresh-egg pasta
  3. Antinutrient removal in yellow lentils by malting
  4. Assessment of the Malting Process of Purgatory Bean and Solco Dritto Chickpea Seeds
  5. Novel high‐quality takeaway Neapolitan pizza from unused dough balls: hedonic and textural properties, and carbon footprinting assessment
  6. Semiempirical modeling of a traditional wood‐fired pizza oven in quasi‐steady‐state operating conditions
  7. Phenomenology of Neapolitan Pizza Baking in a Traditional Wood-Fired Oven
  8. Environmental Profile of a Novel High-Amylose Bread Wheat Fresh Pasta with Low Glycemic Index
  9. Characterization of Fresh Pasta Made of Common and High-Amylose Wheat Flour Mixtures
  10. Performance characterization of a traditional wood‐fired pizza oven
  11. Carbon Footprint of a Typical Neapolitan Pizzeria
  12. Research trends in the oenological and viticulture sectors
  13. Environmental impact of the main household cooking systems—A survey
  14. Circular economy in the brewing chain
  15. Carbon footprint of different methods of coffee preparation
  16. Effect of cooking temperature on cooked pasta quality and sustainability
  17. Environmental impact of dry pasta using different standard methods
  18. Standard methods useable for mitigating the environmental impact of food industry
  19. Innovative Rough Beer Conditioning Process Free from Diatomaceous Earth and Polyvinylpolypyrrolidone
  20. Effect of β-glucan enrichment on the sensory properties of fresh egg white pasta
  21. Development and assessment of a home eco-sustainable pasta cooker
  22. Cradle‐to‐grave carbon footprint of dried organic pasta: assessment and potential mitigation measures
  23. Cooking quality of commercial spaghetti: effect of the water-to-dried pasta ratio
  24. Reducing the cooking water-to-dried pasta ratio and environmental impact of pasta cooking
  25. Towards a Kieselguhr- and PVPP-Free Clarification and Stabilization Process of Rough Beer at Room-Temperature Conditions
  26. Effect of Brewery Size on the Main Process Parameters and Cradle-to-Grave Carbon Footprint of Lager Beer
  27. Beer Clarification by Novel Ceramic Hollow-Fiber Membranes: Effect of Pore Size on Product Quality
  28. Ethyl Carbamate in Wines
  29. High Solid Loading in Dilute Acid Hydrolysis of Orange Peel Waste Improves Ethanol Production
  30. Novel cold sterilization and stabilization process applied to a pale lager
  31. Beer Clarification Using Ceramic Tubular Membranes
  32. Novel Procedure for Lager Beer Clarification and Stabilization Using Sequential Enzymatic, Centrifugal, Regenerable PVPP and Crossflow Microfiltration Processing
  33. Ethanol production from xerophilic and salt-resistant Tamarix jordanis biomass
  34. Orange peel pretreatment in a novel lab-scale direct steam-injection apparatus for ethanol production
  35. Internal and external mass transfer limitations on the activity of immobilised acid urease derivatives differing in enzyme loading
  36. Concentration of trisodium citrate by electrodialysis
  37. Corrigendum to “Development and testing of a novel lab-scale direct steam-injection apparatus to hydrolyse model and saline crop slurries” [J. Biotechnol. 157 (4) (2012) 590–597]
  38. Modellazione del trasferimento termico e della cinetica di morte termica
  39. Assessment of quality-assured Tarocco orange fruit sorting rules by combined physicochemical and sensory testing
  40. Immobilization/stabilization of acid urease on Eupergit® supports
  41. Soy sauce desalting by electrodialysis
  42. Modelling of Soy Sauce Desalting by Electrodialysis
  43. Development and testing of a novel lab-scale direct steam-injection apparatus to hydrolyse model and saline crop slurries
  44. Assessment of the mechanical properties of Tarocco orange fruit under parallel plate compression
  45. Viscoelastic Properties of Tarocco Orange Fruit
  46. Electrodialytic desalting of model concentrated NaCl brines as such or enriched with a non-electrolyte osmotic component
  47. Urea Degradation in Some White Wines by Immobilized Acid Urease in a Stirred Bioreactor
  48. Urea degradation kinetics in model wine solutions by acid urease immobilised onto chitosan-derivative beads of different sizes
  49. Application of the Nernst–Planck approach to model the electrodialytic recovery of disodium itaconate
  50. Urea Degradation in Model Wine Solutions by Free or Immobilized Acid Urease in a Stirred Bioreactor
  51. Experimental strategy to assess the main engineering parameters characterizing sodium alginate recovery from model solutions by ceramic tubular ultrafiltration membrane modules
  52. Role of constituents on the network formation of hydrocolloid edible films
  53. Pectin recovery from model solutions using a laboratory-scale ceramic tubular UF membrane module
  54. Engineering Properties of Edible Transglutaminase Cross-Linked Caseinate-Based Films
  55. Characterisation of alginate gels using quasi-static and dynamic methods
  56. Production of alizarin extracts from Rubia tinctorum and assessment of their dyeing properties
  57. Enhanced production of β-glucan from Botryosphaeria rhodina using emulsified media or fan impellers
  58. Modelling of multiple-effect falling-film evaporators
  59. Prediction of kLa in conventional stirred fermenters
  60. Modeling of Urea Degradation in White and Rosé Wines by Acid Urease
  61. Production of ?-glucan and related glucan-hydrolases by Botryosphaeria rhodina
  62. Assessment of the main engineering parameters controlling the electrodialytic recovery of sodium propionate from aqueous solutions
  63. Assessment of Urea Degradation Rate in Model Wine Solutions by Acid Urease fromLactobacillus fermentum
  64. Electrodialysis Applications in The Food Industry
  65. Optimal strategy to model the electrodialytic recovery of a strong electrolyte
  66. INTERRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE TRANSIENT FUNCTIONS OF BOLOGNA USING FRIEDRICH AND HEYMANN THEORY
  67. Modeling of sodium acetate recovery from aqueous solutions by electrodialysis
  68. Assessment of the dyeing properties of pigments fromMonascus purpureus
  69. Modelling the electrodialytic recovery of sodium lactate
  70. Overall volumetric oxygen transfer coefficient in an aerated bench-top stirred fermenter in aqueous dispersions of sodium alginate
  71. Viscoelastic properties of microbial alginate gels by oscillatory dynamic tests
  72. Viscoelastic properties of Bologna sausages by dynamic methods
  73. Modelling of ammonium fumarate recovery from model solutions by nanofiltration and reverse osmosis
  74. Ammonium fumarate production by free or immobilisedRhizopus arrhizus in bench- and laboratory-scale bioreactors
  75. Production of luteolin extracts fromReseda luteola and assessment of their dyeing properties
  76. Rheology of scleroglucan dispersions
  77. Study and application of a mathematical model for the provisional assessment of areas and nasal resistance, obtained using acoustic rhinometry and active anterior rhinomanometry
  78. Effect of pH and stirring rate on itaconate production by Aspergillus terreus
  79. Recovery of selected microbial metabolites from model solutions by reverse osmosis
  80. Rheological behaviour of baker’s yeast suspensions
  81. Recovery of sodium gluconate from model solutions by reverse osmosis
  82. Electrodialytic recovery of some fermentation products from model solutions: techno-economic feasibility study
  83. Production and characterisation of alginate fromAzotobacter vinelandii
  84. Mechanical properties of alginate gels: empirical characterisation
  85. Alginate from Azotobacter vinelandii
  86. FERMENTATION (INDUSTRIAL) | Production of Organic Acids
  87. Effect of some operating variables on citrate recovery from model solutions by electrodialysis
  88. Economic feasibility study of citrate recovery by electrodialysis
  89. Effect of dissolved oxygen concentration on pH-controlled fed- batch gluconate production by immobilised Aspergillus niger
  90. Optimal conditions for alginate production by Azotobacter vinelandii
  91. Effect of glucose concentration on citric acid production byYarrowia lipolytica
  92. Effect of temperature and yeast concentration on the autolysis of Kluyverommyces fragilis grown on lactose-based media
  93. Effect of dissolved oxygen concentration on repeated production of gluconic acid by immobilised mycelia of Aspergillus niger
  94. Optimization of fumaric acid production from potato flour by Rhizopus arrhizus
  95. Scaling-up of a batch whey fermentation by Kluyveromyces fragilis
  96. Fermenter Design for Alcoholic Beverage Production
  97. Optimal Fermenter Design for White Wine Production
  98. Kinetics of potato starch fermentation by Schwanniomyces castellii
  99. Production of biomass from untreated orange peel by Fusarium avenaceum
  100. Optimal batch hydroliquefaction of sulcis coal
  101. Study on the operating variables of sulcis coal hydroliquefaction
  102. The ejector-loop fermenter: Description and performance of the apparatus
  103. Investigation on the operating, variables of potato starch fermentation by Schwanniomyces castellii
  104. Optimal design of airlift fermenters
  105. Modelling of the process yields of a whey fermentation
  106. Scale-up of whey fermentation in a pilot-scale fermenter
  107. Yeast Production from Whey
  108. Chemical oxygen demand reduction in a whey fermentation
  109. Optimization of whey fermentation in a jar fermenter
  110. Strategy to obtain semi-empirical correlations for deterministic systems
  111. Optimization of whey fermentation in a shaken-flask fermenter
  112. Factor analysis in a whey fermentation by Kluyveromyces fragilis