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    Time-course estimation of evaporated water fluxes together with mean surface water activity in uncooked pressed cheeses during ripening using a purpose-built micro-bioreactor by Le Page, J.F., Dachraoui, O., Daudin, J.D., Mirade, P.S.

    Published in International dairy journal (2012)
    “…During cheese ripening, surface water activity controls microbial flora activity and aroma development, essentially shaping the organoleptic properties of the…”
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    Development of a device and method for the time-course estimation of low water fluxes and mean surface water activity of food products during ripening and storage by Le Page, J.F., Mirade, P.S., Daudin, J.D.

    Published in Food research international (01-05-2010)
    “…Accurate measurement of water activity ( a w ) is an important goal for the food industry because a w is a key parameter in microbial growth, biological…”
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    Characterization and CFD modelling of air temperature and velocity profiles in an industrial biscuit baking tunnel oven by Mirade, P.S., Daudin, J.D., Ducept, F., Trystram, G., Clément, J.

    Published in Food research international (2004)
    “…The industrial baking of cereal products is commonly performed in tunnel ovens, which give operators high flexibility for adjusting baking conditions to…”
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    Development of a new method for fast measurement of water sorption isotherms in the high humidity range Validation on gelatine gel by Baucour, P, Daudin, J.D

    Published in Journal of food engineering (01-05-2000)
    “…A fast and accurate method has been set up to measure sorption isotherms of solid foods in the water activity range 0.9–1. In a purpose-built device thin…”
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    Assessment of water diffusivity in gelatine gel from moisture profiles. I––Non-destructive measurement of 1D moisture profiles during drying from 2D nuclear magnetic resonance images by Ruiz-Cabrera, M.A., Foucat, L., Bonny, J.M., Renou, J.P., Daudin, J.D.

    Published in Journal of food engineering (01-05-2005)
    “…A method to assess the relationship between water diffusivity and water content was developed. This method combines the non-destructive measurement of water…”
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    Assessment of water diffusivity in gelatine gel from moisture profiles. II. Data processing adapted to material shrinkage by Ruiz-Cabrera, M.A., Foucat, L., Bonny, J.M., Renou, J.P., Daudin, J.D.

    Published in Journal of food engineering (01-05-2005)
    “…A method to assess the relationship between water diffusivity and water content was developed. Experiments designed to promote isothermal and unidirectional…”
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    Effects of free stream turbulence intensity on heat and mass transfers at the surface of a circular cylinder and an elliptical cylinder, axis ratio 4 by Kondjoyan, A., Daudin, J.D.

    “…Effect of free stream turbulence intensity ranging from 1.5 to 40% and of air velocity ranging from 0.5 to 5.0 m s −1 on transfer coefficients has been…”
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    Moisture and Salt Transfers During Constant Temperature Drying of Gelatin Gels: Effects of Composition and of Water Flux Intensity by Boudhrioua, N., Bonazzi, C., Daudin, J.D.

    Published in Chemical engineering research & design (01-10-2003)
    “…A drying cell was set up to generate salt and moisture gradients in added and free salt gelatin gels maintained at constant temperature. Fluxes from 30 × 10 −6…”
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    Heat and mass transfer coefficients at the surface of a pork hindquarter by Kondjoyan, A., Daudin, J.D.

    Published in Journal of food engineering (1997)
    “…Heat and mass transfer coefficients were measured at the surface of a pork hindquarter for common air flow properties encountered in chillers and dryers. Air…”
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    Modelling of temperature and weight loss kinetics during meat chilling for time-variable conditions using an analytical-based method — I. The model and its sensitivity to certain parameters by Kuitche, A., Daudin, J.D., Letang, G.

    Published in Journal of food engineering (1996)
    “…A mathematical model for the calculation of meat chilling is presented; it allows the prediction of both the weight loss kinetics and internal temperature…”
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    La viande du futur sera-t-elle produite in vitro ? by J.F. HOCQUETTE, P. MAINSANT, J.D. DAUDIN, I. CASSAR-MALEK, D. RÉMOND, M. DOREAU, P. SANS, D. BAUCHART, J. AGABRIEL, W. VERBEKE, B. PICARD

    Published in INRAE productions animales (En ligne) (18-08-2013)
    “…La production de viande artificielle par culture de cellules est proposée par certains scientifiques comme une des solutions pour répondre aux grands enjeux de…”
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    Optimisation of air-flow conditions during the chilling and storage of carcasses and meat products by Kondjoyan, A., Daudin, J.D.

    Published in Journal of food engineering (1997)
    “…In the meat industry investment and running costs for chillers are determined mainly by the chilling time and the weight losses associated with chilling or…”
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    A new experimental method for measuring and visualising air flow in large food plants by Mirade, P.S., Daudin, J.D.

    Published in Journal of food engineering (1998)
    “…A new experimental method was developed to visualise air flow patterns and spatial distribution of the mean air velocity in large food plants. The continuous…”
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    Modelling of temperature and weight loss kinetics during meat chilling for time variable conditions using an analytical based method — III. Calculations versus measurements on pork carcass hindquarters by Daudin, J.D., Kuitche, A.

    Published in Journal of food engineering (1996)
    “…A heat transfer model of an infinite cylinder, adapted to account for time-variable boundary conditions (part I — Kuitche etal, 1996a) and validated by…”
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    Modelling of temperature and weight loss kinetics during meat chilling for time-variable conditions using an analytical-based method — II. Calculations versus measurements on wet plaster cylinders and cast by Kuitche, A., Letang, G., Daudin, J.D.

    Published in Journal of food engineering (1996)
    “…Calculations carried out using the heat-transfer model in an infinite cylinder, adapted to account for time-variable boundary conditions (see part I of this…”
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    Kinetics of protein physicochemical changes induced by heating in meat using mimetic models: (1) Relative effects of heat and oxidants by Promeyrat, A., Daudin, J.D., Gatellier, P.

    Published in Food chemistry (01-05-2013)
    “…► Carbonyl formation depends on oxidants, especially iron. ► A synergistic effect of oxidants and heat increases protein oxidation. ► Oxidants weakly affect…”
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    Kinetics of protein physicochemical changes induced by heating in meat using mimetic models: (2) Effects of fibre type, peroxides and antioxidants by Promeyrat, A., Daudin, J.D., Astruc, T., Danon, J., Gatellier, P.

    Published in Food chemistry (15-06-2013)
    “…► Proteins from α-white or β-red fibres demonstrate different sensitivities to heat. ► At 45°C, differences related to peroxide or antioxidant types are…”
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    Computational fluid dynamics prediction and validation of gas circulation in a cheese-ripening room by Mirade, Pierre-Sylvain, Daudin, Jean-Dominique

    Published in International dairy journal (01-08-2006)
    “…This paper discusses the application of a computational fluid dynamics (CFD) approach to predicting air velocity patterns and circulation of an exogenous gas…”
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