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Food Science at Cornell University: A Century of Excellence, 1902-2002
Abstract
This publication is a comprehensive look at the evolution of the Department of Food Science at Cornell University from the early years through its centennial celebration in 2002.
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Date Issued
2002Publisher
Cornell University
Subject
Cornell University; Cornell; food science; food technology; food science and technology; food science & technology; food engineering; food processing; food safety; food microbiology; sensory; anti-oxidants; milk; cheese; food packaging; food quality; international food science; undergraduate; graduate; university; dairy science; dairy store; pilot plant
Type
book
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