Jens Risbo

Jens Risbo

PhD

  • Rolighedsvej 26, 1958 Frederiksberg C

  • Rolighedsvej 26

    1958 Frederiksberg C

  • Source: Scopus
19992024

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Research activities

Food material science and physical chemistry of foods. Relation between physical transformations of food matrices and chemical reaction. Glass transitions, dry foods, transport processes in food and food packaging. Application of thermodynamic and kinetic concepts in food science. The relation between chemical and physical processes and vitality of dried bacteria cultures. Using colloidal principles for food delivery systems. Development of and defining the molecular gastronomy as a science. Author of more than 40 peer reviewed papers in international journals. The papers are in average cited 9.97 times and have resulted in an h-index of 16.

Teaching

Course responsible on Master course: Molecular Food Science (LLEF10268). Teacher on courses in Food Chemistry, Advanced Food Chemistry and Culinary Processes, Physical and chemical changes of food quality and Food Packaging.

Mainly occupied with developing new ways of teaching physical chemistry using example from “food, cooking and living”. Have supervised and co-supervised 12 PhD-projects and a large number of Bachelor and Master students. 

Industrial cooperation and innovation

Cooperated with more than 10 companies and inventor of a principles that enables measurement of permeability of non-detectable gases (positively  evaluated by Synergon AB, Sweden – negotiations with a producer of equipment for permeability measurements).  

CV

Education

PhD (Chemistry) Technical University of Denmark, 1997

MSc (Chemical Engineering) Technical University of Denmark, 1994

Employment

  • 2002 – Associate professor of food chemistry, Department of Food Science, University of Copenhagen
  • 1998 – 2002 Assistant professor, Department of Food Science, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University of Denmark (KVL)
  • 1998 Assistant professor (post doc), Department of Chemistry, Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies of Molecular Interactions, University of Copenhagen
  • 1997 Assistant professor (post doc), Department of Chemistry, Technical University of Denmark
  • 1996 Visiting scientists at the laboratory of professor Gerald Feigenson, Cornell University, NY, USA

Patents

Patent submitted regarding encapsulation (with Max Planck Institute), 2013

Membership

  • 2006 - , Member of Editorial Board, Journal of Food Biophysics
  • 2012, Editor on special issue of Flavor (journal) on Gastro physics

Keywords

  • Faculty of Science
  • Food chemistry
  • Kinetics in food
  • Thermodynamic in food
  • Molecular gastronomy

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