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Destroying foams - Orogenic Displacement of Proteins
Find out how fats can destroy the head on your beer.
How to brew - Using hydrometer
A great guide on how home brewers use a hydrometer to measure the strength of their beer
Brewing and alcohol podcast
In this podcast the Naked Scientists investigate everything from the bubbles in your pint of guinness to where the flavour in beer comes from.
Smart packaging
How about a beer that can cool itself, or a bag of lettuce that tells you when it's gone off? This comprehensive article covers all the latest developments in intelligent packaging.
BeerSci: The Art And Science Of Beer Brewing, On Video
A guided tour of a brewery with scientist Charlie Bamforth, professor of brewing science at UC Davis
Charged fish bladders clarify your ale
Physicist Rik Sargent chats to Andy from Redemption Brewing about how the isinglass is used to clarify you beer towards the end of the brewing process.
Spectroscopy of atmospheres
A great visual walkthrough of how spectroscopy is used to find out what the atmospheres of other planets are made of. This spectroscopy is the same process that's used to test the quality of beer.
Lasers find distant hidden explosives
Scientists can use lasers to find explosives in containers from a distance. They rely on using spectroscopy from the light scattered back. This is similar to the process they use to test the quality ...
Hops and temperature in brewing your ale
Physicist Rik Sargent chats to Andy from Redemption Brewing about why temperature is important in brewing a good beer. They also discuss hops and how they work efficiently by incorporating physics ...