Food Science and the Power of Good Microbes @ncnaturalsciences
Food Science and the Power of Good Microbes  @ncnaturalsciences
Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This presentation explores the dynamic intersection of microbiology, food science, nutrition, and gut health, highlighting the crucial role of bacteria. Learn how beneficial microbes influence food quality and nutritional value, as well as their impact on digestive health and overall well-being. Join us to discover how you can use these microbial wonders in you everyday diet for optimal health.


About the presenter
Dr. Jose Bruno-Barcena is a microbiologist who bridges research and industry to advance biotechnology. He has developed innovative processes for creating and preserving probiotic products, like the multi-strain cocktail now sold as Bioflora-Biosidus. Before joining North Carolina State University, he established a successful biotech pilot plant that was transitioned to a private company in Spain. Over the past two decades at NCSU, he has played a vital role in teaching and training students and industry professionals. His research focuses on microbial processes and sustainable fermentation technologies.
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