I studied Food Science and Engineering at Jilin University in China and obtained a Master's degree in Food Science from the University of Melbourne. During my undergraduate studies, I focused on learning and mastering key methods for detecting food contaminants, as well as the main methods for designing food factories and producing food. Under my supervisor's guidance, I primarily researched dairy products, conducting experiments including spectroscopic and virtual types. I published a paper in "Food Chemistry," and my project "Preparation of lutein and β-lactalbumin delivery system" was selected as a provincial-level project in Jilin Province. I also interned at the Guizhou Moutai Distillery in China during my undergraduate studies.
At the University of Melbourne, I further honed my skills in food microbiology testing and cultivation techniques, along with knowledge in quality control. I interned at the University of Melbourne's Dookie Winery, where I was primarily responsible for controlling the wine fermentation process and testing physicochemical indicators.
Raw Material Reception and Standardization: Participated in the reception of winemaking grapes and the inspection of their physicochemical indicators.
Yeast Selection and Fermentation: Selected appropriate yeast strains for fermentation and monitored the fermentation process.
Bottling: Handled the aging and final bottling after preliminary fermentation, primarily responsible for process and critical point control.
Label Design: Developed and designed labels for red wine products in accordance with Australian regulations.