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Exponentially increased thermal resistance of Salmonella spp. and Enterococcus faecium at reduced water activity
S Liu, J Tang, RK Tadapaneni, R Yang, MJ Zhu
Applied and Environmental Microbiology 84 (8), e02742-17, 2018
942018
High temperature water activity as a key factor influencing survival of Salmonella Enteritidis PT30 in thermal processing
J Xu, J Tang, Y Jin, J Song, R Yang, SS Sablani, MJ Zhu
Food Control 98, 520-528, 2019
862019
A new method to determine the water activity and the net isosteric heats of sorption for low moisture foods at elevated temperatures
RK Tadapaneni, R Yang, B Carter, J Tang
Food Research International 102, 203-212, 2017
652017
Hot-air assisted continuous radio frequency heating for improving drying efficiency and retaining quality of inshell hazelnuts (Corylus avellana L. cv. Barcelona)
W Wang, W Wang, Y Wang, R Yang, J Tang, Y Zhao
Journal of Food Engineering 279, 109956, 2020
372020
Understanding water activity change in oil with temperature
R Yang, J Guan, S Sun, SS Sablani, J Tang
Current Research in Food Science 3, 158-165, 2020
312020
Investigation of hot-air assisted radio frequency (HARF) dielectric heating for improving drying efficiency and ensuring quality of dried hazelnuts (Corylus avellana L.)
W Wang, W Wang, J Jung, R Yang, J Tang, Y Zhao
Food and Bioproducts Processing 120, 179-190, 2020
282020
Moisture content of bacterial cells determines thermal resistance of Salmonella enterica serotype Enteritidis PT 30
Y Xie, J Xu, R Yang, J Alshammari, MJ Zhu, S Sablani, J Tang
Applied and Environmental Microbiology 87 (3), e02194-20, 2021
272021
Oil protects bacteria from humid heat in thermal processing
R Yang, Y Xie, SP Lombardo, J Tang
Food control 123, 107690, 2021
262021
Modeling the temperature-dependent microbial reduction of Enterococcus faecium NRRL B-2354 in radio-frequency pasteurized wheat flour
J Xu, R Yang, Y Jin, G Barnett, J Tang
Food Control 107, 106778, 2020
262020
Methods to obtain thermal inactivation data for pathogen control in low-moisture foods
T Cheng, J Tang, R Yang, Y Xie, L Chen, S Wang
Trends in Food Science & Technology 112, 174-187, 2021
242021
Improving design of thermal water activity cell to study thermal resistance of Salmonella in low-moisture foods
RK Tadapaneni, J Xu, R Yang, J Tang
LWT 92, 371-379, 2018
242018
Desiccation in oil protects bacteria in thermal processing
R Yang, J Xu, SP Lombardo, GM Ganjyal, J Tang
Food Research International 137, 109519, 2020
192020
The influence of temperature and water activity on thermal resistance of Salmonella in milk chocolate
S Sun, Y Xie, R Yang, MJ Zhu, S Sablani, J Tang
Food Control 143, 109292, 2023
142023
Thermal death kinetics of Salmonella Enteritidis PT30 in peanut butter as influenced by water activity
R Yang, L Wei, J Dai, J Tang
Food Research International 157, 111288, 2022
132022
Radiofrequency pasteurization against Salmonella and Listeria monocytogenes in cocoa powder
K Ballom, N Dhowlaghar, HC Tsai, R Yang, J Tang, MJ Zhu
LWT 145, 111490, 2021
132021
A simplified approach to assist process development for microwave assisted pasteurization of packaged food products
YK Hong, F Liu, Z Tang, PD Pedrow, SS Sablani, R Yang, J Tang
Innovative Food Science & Emerging Technologies 68, 102628, 2021
122021
Inactivation of Salmonella Enteritidis PT30 on black peppercorns in thermal treatments with controlled relative humidities
R Yang, SP Lombardo, WF Conway, J Tang
Food Research International 162, 112101, 2022
42022
The effect of dry headspace on the thermal resistance of bacteria in peanut oil and peanut butter in thermal treatments
R Yang, T Cheng, Y Hong, L Wei, J Tang
Food Control 137, 108851, 2022
42022
The Protective Effect of Oil on Bacterial Thermal Inactivation in High-Fat Low-Moisture Foods: Mechanisms and Solutions
R Yang
Washington State University, 2020
32020
Developing thermal control of salmonella in low‐moisture foods using predictive Models
R Yang, J Tang
Food Safety Magazine, 2023
12023
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