CSIC (Consejo Superior De Investigaciones Científicas)

2021
Research center
Spain
The mission of the Spanish National Research Council is to promote, coordinate, develop and disseminate scientific and technological multidisciplinary research, in order to contribute to the progress of knowledge and economic, social and cultural development; as well as to train researchers and provide advice to public and private entities in these fields.

SG Isotech

2022
Private
Serbia
Margarita Smajlovic
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SG Isotech is a 100% private company specializing in the production, research and development of analytical instrumentation equipment for the authentication of food products, which is based on the determination of stable isotopes of light elements such as Hydrogen, Carbon, Oxygen, Nitrogen, and Sulfur.
Research and development is their keystone which is a very important and crucial part of their business. Continuous development and science-based innovation are the keys to their success, which stands out from the competition in the market and offer our potential customers new technologies that are the basis for solving practical problems in their business.
SG Isotech has a highly qualified professional staff consisting of engineers and PhDs in various fields of business and technical expertise. Their associates are always available on your request.

University of West Attica

2019
Academic
Department of Wine, Vine &Beverage Sciences Ag. Spyridonos 28, 12243 Aigaleo
Greece
Paraskevopoulos Yiannis
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The Department of Wine, Vine and Beverage Sciences of the University of Western Attica was established in 20108 following the evolution of the Department of Oenology and Beverage Technology of the TEI of Athens, which was founded in 1985 as the only Department of Higher Education in Greece that provided comprehensive undergraduate education in oenology and beverage technology.
The Department offers a undergraduate (bachelor’s) program of 8 semesters (240 ECTS), developed in accordance with the guidelines of the International Wine and Wine Organization (OIV).
Since 2014, the Department has been offering a stand-alone and innovative Master's Degree Program (MSc) in Wine and Beer Science" of 3 semesters (90 ECTS), with two directions: Wine Science and Beer Science. The Department also offers doctorate-level education (Ph.D.) in related subjects.
Terroir studies / Vine – soil interactions
Vine plants stress linked to Climatic change
Wine composition & analysis
Innovation in wine making
Microbial interactions and mixed fermentations during wine making (yeast-yeast, yeast bacteria, bacteria-bacteria)
Use of non-Saccharomyces yeast for wine & beverage production, effects on fermentation kinetics, chemical composition and sensory profiles
Use of immobilized biosystems in winemaking and beverages production
Wine tourism
The aim of the Department of Wine, Vine and Beverage Sciences is to provide high quality studies for the education of scientists in oenology, viticulture and beverage technology, who will have the knowledge, skills and competences to study and conduct research in modern and specific areas from the vineyard to the bottle, as well as, their quality control processes, the utilization of their by-products and their waste treatment.
Through participation in technical committees, exhibitions and by organizing conferences and meetings, the department also aims to support the viti-vinicultural and beverages sectors in their strategy development, as well as, to assist the stakeholders and the state in drafting legislation and to contribute in consumer education and awareness related to moderate alcohol consumption.
Training
Microbial interactions and mixed fermentations during wine making (yeast-yeast, yeast bacteria, bacteria-bacteria)
Use of non-Saccharomyces yeast for wine & beverage production, effects on fermentation kinetics, chemical composition and sensory profiles
Use of immobilized biosystems in winemaking and beverages production
Impact of Climatic change in the South East Mediterranean area
Yes
Yes
Due to the increasing interest for product differentiation and improvement the projects we are interest include, but are not limited to:
Microbial interactions and mixed fermentations during wine making (yeast-yeast, yeast-bacteria, bacteria-bacteria),
Use of non-Saccharomyces yeasts for wine & beverages production, effects on fermentation kinetics, chemical composition and sensory profiles for product differentiation (sensorial & chemical), management of alcohol yields, etc,
Use of immobilized biosystems in winemaking and beverages for process improvement,
Use of pulse electric field technology in winemaking and other beverage production
Impact of Climatic change in the South East Mediterranean area
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Centro de Estudios Vitivinícolas de Baja California (CEVIT) – CETYS Universidad

2019
Academic
Camino a Microondas Trinidad Km.1 s/n Las Palmas 3ra Sección, Ensenada, B.C. 22860
México
Eduardo DURAZO WATANABE
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The Ministry of Economic Development of the State of Baja California in alliance with the National Council of Science and Technology of Mexico (CONACYT), considered important to support the wine industry with the creation of a center for wine studies, aiming to increase knowledge of this activity through applied research, highly specialized training and technical and business consulting.

Consequently, CETYS University was chosen to house and develop the project starting in january 2019. The Center for Vitivinicultural Studies of Baja California (CEVIT) emerged with the purpose of becoming an articulator within the stakeholders in the wine industry, generating responses on actual issues based on the ability to collaborate with the productive, social and government sectors, stimulating innovation and competitiveness in the Mexican wine industry through the development of scientific research and education.

With 58 years of history, CETYS University is considered a regional leading institution thanks to its high quality educational programs and international cooperation. Conformed with research centers in the fields of engineering,administration and business, social sciences and humanities, distributed through its tree campuses located in Mexicali, Tijuana and Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico.
The Center is currently working on developing the required expertise in the following themes:
-Technologies for precision viticulture and terroir analysis
-Sensory analysis and perception of wine quality
-Innovation and development of wine and business economy
-Social, cultural and environmental impacts of winemaking
Research,Training,Cooperation
Yes
Yes
-To engage in research collaborations in the fields of precision viticulture, terroir analysis and sensory evaluation, in order to have a better understanding of mexican vines and wines.
-Social, cultural and environmental effects of vitiviniculture activities.
-Receiving advice on designing academic content for the bachelor's and master's degree programs to be offered by CEVIT.
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Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile

2012
Academic
Vicuña Mackenna 4860, Macul, Santiago
Chile
Alonso Perez
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UC is a private (with public support) university with 18 Faculties on four campuses in Santiago and 1 regional campus. It has 21,000 students of which approximately 3,000 are graduate students. Over 628 of the latter are working toward a Ph. D. Nearly 530 of our graduate students are foreigners. Research is mainly funded by external sources, including public and private, with around 700 projects in all areas.

The School of Agriculture and Forestry has an undergraduate annual enrollment of around 250 student s every year. At a graduate level there are several Masters programs, one of them in viticulture and a Ph. D. program in agricultural sciences with the possibility of working in viticulture and enology.

UC has agreements with 280 universities from 41 countries, which has led to more than 10.500 international gradúate and undergraduate students attending courses at UC. At a Ph. D. level, there are agreements with several foreign universities for double degrees.
Some examples of research topics being developed at P. Universidad Católica in viticulture are Plant propagation material; Climate change and Terroir selection; Hydric relations and vascular physiology in the grapevine; Table grapes, in particular color, hormones and post harvest phyisiology; Wood canker diseases and Botrytis epidemiology; Agronomic efficiency of irrigation systems and grapevine nutrition. In the area of enology some examples are Color and astringency in red wines, astringency evaluation by physical methods; Microbiology and yeast genetics.
Research
The College of Agriculture and Forestry hosts the Ph D program in Agricultural Sciences with Viticulture and Enology as one area of specialization. This area of the Ph D program is involved in OENODOC and is strongly interested in developing common areas of research with other members of the OENODOC Network.
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