Past Projects and Participants

  • Precipitation of Struvite Fertilizer from MEC Effluent
  • Green Hydrogen Production via Algal Waste Feedstock in Microbial Electrolysis Cells
  • Effect of Barrel Storage Location and Char Level on the Aging of Whiskey
  • Effects of Freezing Rate and Freezing Duration on Mayonnaise Stability and Emulsification
  • Calibration of Near-Infrared Spectrometer for Analysis of Sugar and Starch Content in Sauce
  • Conversion of food materials through microbial electrolysis cells into hydrogen and its fertilizer byproduct
  • Bactericidal effects of ozone gas on E. coli inoculated on stainless steel surfaces
  •  Evaluating the property and stability of mayonnaise and influences of adding vinegar before and after emulsification
  • Quality and efficiency of Sugarlands bottling lines through data-driven and qualitative analysis
  • A web-based food property predictor based on composition
  • Analytical model to predict NaOH addition for pH adjustment of moonshine
  • Thermal color degradation kinetics of annatto and paprika pigments: potential application in Power-T beef
  • Effect of whole egg addition on Setback Viscosity of Mayonnaise
  • Image-Based Object Detection for Bush’s Best: Assuring Bean Quality
  • Ice-induced gelation: Effect of Snomax on egg yok freeze-thaw behavior
  • Microbial Electrolysis Cells: turning waste into green energy
  • Barrel Positioning: A data-driven approach to aging Bourbon
  • Hydrogen production from algae using microbial electrolysis cells
  • Influence of egg yolk and mustard flour levels on mayonnaise stability over time
  • Influencing factors of ice nucleation assay
  • Turning food waste into green hydrogen via microbial electrolysis cells

States our REEU fellows are from

This map highlights where REEU participants come from. States highlighted are: Arkansas, California, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington