Brewing Skills Gap Workshop
Date and time
Location
Sheffield Hallam University - Surrey Building
Arundel Street Sheffield S1 2PP United KingdomDescription
As part of the Sheffield Innovation Programme, and due to the success of the Brewing Workshop in 2017, Sheffield Hallam University are delivering a Brewery Skills Gap Workshop. The workshop is relevant to Head Brewers and Brewery Technical Staff at micro, small and medium sized breweries based in the Sheffield City Region and will aim to cover the skills gap between the General Certificate in Brewing (GCB) and the MSc in Brewing Science.
The workshop will be delivered in 2 sessions from 10am to 4pm on the 24th September and the 1st of October 2018.
The workshop will cover:
- Basics of microbiology
- Genetics of yeast strains
- Storage and handling of yeast
- Yeast strain selection
- Basics of organic chemistry
- The molecular process and chemistry of brewing
- Brewing analysis
- Laboratory techniques to include microscopy, sterile techniques, plating out, UV-VIS colour and bitter analysis
The anticipated learning outcomes of the workshop are:
- To fill in the basic organic science surrounding brewing
- Understand the microbiology science and techniques
- Knowledge of basic yeast genetics
- Understanding of analytical techniques involved in brewing
Key Speakers from SHU
Dr Jillian Newton
Dr Danny Allwood
Dr Jamie Young
Dr Susan Campbell
Attendees will also be able to bring a sample of their own beer, in order for this to be analysed and results given.
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The Sheffield Innovation Programme (SIP) allows small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) from across the Sheffield City Region to access academic expertise, facilities and resources to support and develop business growth.
Academic experts with a range of skills and knowledge will work collaboratively with your business to understand and recommend ways forward, deliver innovation support and forge productive partnerships. This can be through bespoke consultancy working with academic experts on specified projects or attending industry focussed workshops.