Does Your Seafood Label Look Fishy? You May Be On To SomethingChapman researchers found that 40% of America’s most popular seafoods are mislabeled. Why should we care?
Anna Colella Mauser (MS ’21): Where Science Meets SweetsAfter earning her MS in Food Science at Chapman University, Anna Colella Mauser has a sweet gig as a research and development manager for See’s Candies.
Alumnus Alex Wendling Pledges $45,000 to Establish Food Science FellowshipThe Custom Flavors Scholars in Food Science fellowship will provide support to up to three currently enrolled students in Chapman’s food science program.
Could Your Milk be Healthier? Chapman Scientists Think SoWidely used processing methods may affect a nutritional component of dairy products that could be critical for development, healing and bone health.
USDA Fellowship Helps Chapman Scientists Prepare Food Producers for an Uncertain FutureHow do rangeland systems respond to changes in weather? With funding from the Department of Agriculture, Schmid College researchers are eager to provide answers.
MS Program Takes Food Science Student to Level of Study He ‘Didn’t Know Existed’With help from faculty mentors, Chapman Custom Flavors Fellow Troy Garcia (MS ’21) adds research skills that expand his professional options.
Chapman University Food Scientist Peels Back the Layers of Deceptive LabelingFillet of fraud? It happens more than you think. Chapman researcher uses molecular tools to combat the global health threat of food fraud.