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A. W. Hydamaka Ph.D. (Reading). Instructor

Food Processing, Dairy Processing, Water Use and Treatment in the Food Industry

Office: 234 Ellis Building
Phone: (204)474-9642

Email: hydamaka@ms.umanitoba.ca

1997 Ph.D. Food Science and Technology: Manufacture of Direct Acidified from UF retentates. University of Reading, U.K.

1973 M.Sc. Food Science Department, University of Manitoba. Purifying Food Processing Effluents with Granular Activated Carbon

1969 B.Sc. University of Manitoba.

 

       
 

CURRENT RESEARCH

Processing of food crops of potential nutraceutical value - horseradish, mustard, fever few, echinacea, St. John's wort, milk thistle, blueberry, saskatoon.

Receipe of manufacture of special food products formulated for potential nutraceutical value.

Processing effects on the level of conjugated linoleic acid in dairy products.

Development of speciality cheese from sheep and sheep/cow milk blends.

Water and waste management in the food industry.

RECENT PUBLICATIONS

Hydamaka, A.W., Wilbey, R.A. and Lewis, M.J. 2000. Manufacture of heat and acid coagulated cheese from ultrafiltrated milk retentates. Food Research International (In Press).

Hydamaka, A.W., Wilbey, R.A. and Lewis, M.J. 2000. Manufacture of direct acidified cheese from ultrafiltration and reverse osmosis retentates. International Journal of Dairy Technology 53 (3):120-124.

Yip,V. Arntfield, S.D. and Hydamaka, A.W. 1996. Potential for stainless steel microfiltration processing in a fluid milk/icecream processing plant. J. Dairy Sci. 79:710-716.

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

Kuo, A.W., Arntfield, S.D. and Hydamaka, A.W. 2000. Management of Effluents From Field Pea Wet Milling Process Using Ultrafiltration Technology. Agri-Food 2000 Conference Winnipeg, Manitoba, July 2000.

Vuksa, V., S. Cenkowski and Hydamaka, A.W. 1999. Effect of Drying Dynamics on Functional Chemical Components of Horseradish. 1999 North-Central Intersectional ASAE & CSAE Conference. Winnipeg, Manitoba, September 1999.

       
  Department of Food Science
Faculty of Agricultural & Food Sciences
250 Ellis Building
University of Manitoba - Winnipeg, MB, Canada - R3T 2N2
Tel: (204) 474-9621  Fax: (204) 474-7630
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