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Food Science Staff
Joanna Foegeding Joanna Foegeding

Research Analyst II

116E Schaub Hall
919-513-2090
joanna_foegeding@ncsu.edu


Education

Nutrition Internship/Registered Dietitian, University of Virginia, 1980-81
B.S., North Carolina State University, 1979

Current Work

Provide technical support for research and extension clients in a variety of fields.
Distance Education Coordinator

Professional affiliations

Institutute of Food Technologists, Information Systems Committee Chair - 2004-2005
NC Dogwood Regional IFT Section. Secretary 1998-2001
Phi Tau Sigma

Awards

Texture Technologies Corporation Outstanding Support Personnel Award - 2005
Outstanding Faculty/Staff Award – NCSU CALS Alumni Society  2001
C.E. Howes Award of Excellence ­ National Egg Quality School, 1999

Award of Excellence ­ NCSU College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, 1997

Selected Publications

Determination of Cooling Rates and Carbon Dioxide Uptake in Commercially Processed Shell Eggs Using Cryogenic Carbon Dioxide Gas  K.M. Keener,  K.E. Anderson, P.A. Curtis, J.B. Foegeding   Journal of Poultry Science  2004.  83:89-94

Shell Characteristics of Eggs from Historic Strains of Single Comb White Leghorn Chickens and the Relationship of Egg Shape to Shell Strength  K.E. Anderson, J.B. Tharrington, P.A. Curtis, F.T. Jones International  Journal of Poultry Science 2004 3(1)  p.17-19

How Much Has the Table Egg Changed Over the Last 40 Years?  Curtis, P.A., K.E. Anderson, F.T. Jones, J.B. Tharrington, and D.R. Jones. 2003. Xth European Symposium on the Quality of Eggs and Egg Products Proceedings, Page 254-257, September 23-26, 2003, Saint-Brieuc, France.

Effects of Cryogenic Cooling of Shell Eggs on Egg Quality   D.R. Jones, J.B. Tharrington, P.A. Curtis, K.E. Anderson, K.M. Keener,  F.T. Jones    Journal of Poultry Science  2002.  81:727-733

Relating Time-Temperature Data and Cooking Recommendations of Shell Eggs to the Thermal Inactivation of Salmonella Enteriditis   P.A. Curtis, J.B. Tharrington  2002  Final Project Report  American Egg Board / Egg Nutrition Center

Comparison of physical quality and composition of eggs from historic strains of single comb white leghorn chickens. Tharrington, J.B., P.A. Curtis, F.T. Jones, K.E. Anderson. Journal of Poultry Science. 1999. 78: 591-594.

Jones, D.R., J.B. Tharrington, P.A. Curtis, K.E. Anderson and F.T. Jones. 2000. Effects of cryogenic cooling of shell eggs on interior quality and microbiological integrity egg nutrition and biotechnology. CAB International (eds. J.S. Sim, S. Nakai and W. Guenter).

Chen, H.Y., D.H. Pilkington, J.B. Tharrington and J.C. Allen. 1997. Developing a dry-cured ham nutritional database. J. Food Comp ­ Anal. 10(3): 190-204.

Tharrington, J.B., P.A. Curtis, and K.E. Anderson. 1998. Measurement of the strength of the vitelline membrane of cryogenically cooled processed shelled eggs. Southern Poultry Science Association, Book of Abstracts, p. 120.

Tharrington, J.B., P.A. Curtis, and K.E. Anderson. 1999. Shell quality of eggs from historic stains and the relationship of egg shape to shell strength. Proceedings of the European Symposium on the Quality of Eggs and Egg Products, Bologna, Italy. 1:77.

 

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North Carolina State University
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