
Brianne Linne
@briannelinne
Post doc studying olfaction in the Gottfried lab @PennMedicine
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04-08-2020 22:18:38
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Relatively minor methodological manipulations can impact panelist engagement during consumer testing. Read the latest from Mackenzie Hannum to see how the Engagement Questionnaire helps to better understand this important concept. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…


Flavor is one thing. Taste, entirely different. Mouth, nose, eyes and brain. From Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams to the neural pathways that deliver flavor to the brain, we explore the science of taste with @jenisplendid, Christopher T. Simons, @danasma70194694 and Ohio State Food Science This wed #QEDwithDrB.


Our new manuscript comparing orthonasal and retornasal olfactory perception just dropped. We show odor perception is a function of stimulus quality, cognitive strategy, and stimulus name. Shout out to Mackenzie Hannum and Jenna Fryer for some great work. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…


nice visualization of odorant pathways in the nasal cavity via Zhao lab at Ohio State


Check out the bottom 3/4 of my face (🤦🏼♀️) as we discuss our research on chemical compounds contributing to coffee body in an interview with American Chemical Society, presented in more detail in person this morning at #ACSFall2021 Devin Christopher T. Simons acs.org/fall2021coffee

Nice summary and perspectives from a coffee industry professional. Thanks Michael Wright



Come and hear me talk at Sensory@PennState about the latest ways we’ve approached sensory and consumer sciences! Thursday 4pm ZOOM👇🏻👇🏻



New paper from our collaboration with Devin Peterson led by Brianne Linne. We deconstruct coffee “body” into mouthcoating, astringency, chalkiness & thickness sensations and identify compounds contributing to mouthcoating. Great work Brianne! See it here: authors.elsevier.com/c/1hKYP3RC06AH…
