Liu, Dylan (Dr)
Position: | Lecturer in Food Science and Sustainability |
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Discipline: | Science |
Phone: | 03 5327 9235 |
Email: | dylan.liu@federation.edu.au |
Qualifications
- Ph.D. The University of Melbourne
- M.S. Monash University
Teaching Areas
- Sustainable Food Systems
- Food Science
- Food Process Engineering
Professional Associations
- Member of Australian Institute of Food Science and Technology
- Member of Dairy Industry Association of Australia
Research Interests
- Functional Foods
- Sustainable food processing
- Sustainable food packaging
- Food waste reduction and recovery
- Resource-efficient operations
- Food Circular Economy process
Publications
Dylan Zhe Liu, Shivali Jindal, Jayendra Amamcharla, Sanjeev Anand, Lloyd Metzger (2017). “Short communication: Evaluation of a sol-gel–based stainless steel surface modification to reduce fouling and biofilm formation during pasteurization of milk.” Journal of Dairy Science.
Zhe Liu, Babu, K Sajith, Coutouly, A; Allouche, F; Amamcharla, J K (2016) “Prediction of intact casein in cheese by using amaltheys: A front-face fluorescence analyser.” Journal of Animal Science, Vol. 94, 250.
Dylan Zhe Liu, Michael Weeks, David Dunstan, Gregory Martin (2014). “Ultrafiltration of skim milk: Effect on casein micelle hydration, composition and size at ten °C and 40 °C.” International Dairy Journal, 35 (1), 63-69
Marco Lista, Dylan Zhe Liu, Paul Mulvaney (2014). “Phase transfer of noble metal nanoparticles to organic solvents.” Langmuir, 30 (8), 1932-1938
Carl Safi, Dylan Zhe Liu, Benjamin Yap, Gregory Martin, Carlos Vaca-Garcia, Pierre-Yves Pontalier (2014). “A two-stage ultrafiltration process for separating multiple components of Tetraselmis suecica after cell disruption.” Journal of Applied Phycology, 1-9
Dylan Zhe Liu, Michael Weeks, David Dunstan, Gregory Martin (2013). “Temperature-dependent dynamics of bovine casein micelles in the range 10-40 °C.” Food Chemistry, 141 (4), 4081-4086
Dylan Zhe Liu, David Dunstan, Gregory Martin, (2012). “Evaporative concentration of skimmed milk: Effect on casein micelle hydration, composition, and size.” Food Chemistry 134 (3): 1446-1452