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Jooyeoun Jung
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Oregon State University
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Biopolymers, Food Packaging, Postharvest Engineering
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Focuses on biopolymer films and coatings for food packaging and postharvest. Emphasizes formulation and characterization of cellulose‑based materials with validation on high‑moisture foods and fresh produce to enhance barriers, antimicrobial/antioxidant performance, and storability.
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Oregon State University
Upcycled apple pomace porous biobased materials for food and agriculture applications
A versatile material platform that upcycles apple pomace into tunable porous biobased structures for cushioning, active packaging, and controlled release of food-compatible active compounds in pre- and postharvest applic...
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Oregon State University
Hydrophobic cellulose microfiber and nanofiber coatings for enhanced moisture and gas barrier applications
A bio-based coating technology that chemically, enzymatically, or physically modifies cellulose microfibers and nanofibers with fatty acids to create hydrophobic barrier layers. The modified cellulose can be used as prim...
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Advanced package for postharvest storability of strawberries
Northwest Center for Small Fruit Research
•$135,000
•2024 - 2025
Converting plant fiber biowastes to hydrophobic molded pulp packaging
US Department of Agriculture
•$584,000
•2023
Establishment of a platform to utilize alternative food/biodegradable materials derived from processing by-products
Rural Development Administration (RDA), Korea
•$195,000
•2023 - 2025
Molded Pomace Pulp Products and Methods
Issued
•2021
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