"Edible Experiments" is a podcast designed specifically for food science students who are seeking the perfect research lab to pursue their academic and professional aspirations. Hosted by passionate food enthusiasts, this podcast aims to bridge the gap between students and professors by providing valuable insights into various food science labs across universities in the country. Each episode features an in-depth interview with a renowned professor from a different food science lab. Through these engaging conversations, listeners gain a comprehensive understanding of the lab's research focus, methodologies, and the cutting-edge technologies employed. By delving into the intricacies of each lab, the podcast helps students tailor their research interests and align them with the most suitable opportunities available. Professors share their personal experiences, research breakthroughs, and the impact their work has on the food industry. This firsthand knowledge allows students to make informed decisions about their academic and career paths, ultimately helping them find the perfect lab to nurture their passion for food science. Going beyond a mere directory of labs, Edible Experiments is a platform for students to explore the diverse research areas within food science. From food chemistry and microbiology to sensory analysis and product development, the podcast covers a wide range of topics, catering to the varied interests of aspiring food scientists. By showcasing the incredible work being done in different labs, the podcast inspires students to push the boundaries of food science and contribute to the field's continuous growth. Whether you are a food science student eager to embark on your research journey or a curious listener fascinated by the world of food innovation, Edible Experiments is the go-to podcast for valuable insights, inspiration, and guidance. Hosts: Dr. Zachary Cartwright and Amanda Manoj Malik Zachary Cartwright is a lead food scientist and isotherm application specialist with AQUALAB. He helps partners in the food, pharma, cannabis and cosmetics industries to better understand the water in their products so they can speed up R&D processes, monitor quality, guarantee safety, and hit specs during production. Zachary received his PhD in food science from Washington State University and has a bachelor’s degree in biochemistry from New Mexico State University. He also hosts the Water in Food podcast where he highlights stories of individuals working in food science and beyond. Amanda Manoj Malik, a dedicated PhD student specializing in Nutrition and Food Sciences at Utah State University, focuses on improving the quality and production techniques of sour cream. Her current industry-related research at the intersection of dairy processing holds promise for advancements in the field. Amanda earned her master's degree in Cereal Science from North Dakota State University, showcasing her proficiency in scientific methodologie...