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I'm Natalya (Natalia, Nata, Natacha etc)/ I'm a student. I'm Bachelor of biotechnology. My specialization is "Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks". I learn how to make beer, wine, and other drinks. I dream to be the best specialist. I work. I'm a technologist in a wine factory.
I like a food biotechnology. I love to study. Also I'm interested modern methods of product analysis: spectroscopy, chomatography...
Now I live in Saint-Petersburg. Before I lived in Ekaterinburg (Ural).
My hobby is knitting with beads and beadwork.
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- 'What If you learn a language which doesn't have a lot of speaker, resources and hard to get in touch with natives?'Hello, Adrienn! I'm looking for people who also learn Norwegian, but they are not native speakers. The main thing is to learn to speak Norwegian. And the resources for learning Norwegian are enough for me.0 votedAugust 28, 20200
- Story about yourself for exam My name is Natalya Korshunova. l have a Master‘s Degree in Food Engineering. I hold a Bachelors degree in biotechnology from Ural Federal University in Ekaterinburg. The topic of my diploma is connected with identification of foods and sounds like “The modern methods of grape wine identification». Needless to say, that the identification of foods is the problem of today due to the various types of falsifications. And most of investigations at my department are devoted to functional products, but I decided to expand the scope of research. l got interested in the topic during my work experience. The object of my research is the development of methods of wine identification. By methods of wine identification I consider a definition of buffering capacity and MIR-spectroscopy. The buffering capacity of wine is defined as the quantity of acid or base that must be added to the wine in order to reduce or increase the pH value by one unit. It is expressed as milliequivalents of acid or base per liter of wine. This method makes it easy to identify a diluted wine. Also this method can reveal the region of wine production. Mid-infrared spectroscopy (MIR) is a vibrational spectroscopy technique that identifies chemicals based on the interaction of molecules with electromagnetic radiation in the mid-infrared region (400-4000 cm-1). Infrared spectroscopy identifies chemicals based on the absorption of specific wavelengths of mid-infrared light by a molecule. Molecular absorbances of mid-infrared light cause molecular rotations and vibrations and are classified by chemical functional groups. The resulting MIR spectrum produced is characteristic for a given molecule. Vibrational spectroscopy based methodologies have been widely recognized by the several advantages they offer: they are non-destructive and environmental friendly techniques, requiring minimal or no sample preparation, enabling the estimation of several properties from a single measurement in a short period of time (few seconds). These features fostered the development and application of these techniques for research and routine analysis. The outcome of the work and the knowledge in the magistracy will be useful to me in graduate school. I intend to continue these researches further. I plan to integrate methods developed of the identification to analyse other drinks, example distilled beverages.
June 1, 201910 - Profile Hello! Salut! Привет! I'm Natalya (Natalia, Nata, Natacha etc)/ I'm a student. I'm Bachelor of biotechnology. My specialization is "Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks". I learn how to make beer, wine, and other drinks. I dream to be the best specialist. I work. I'm a technologist in a wine factory. I like a food biotechnology. I love to study. Also I'm interested modern methods of product analysis: spectroscopy, chomatography... Now I live in Saint-Petersburg. Before I lived in Ekaterinburg (Ural). I started to do sport tourism. My hobby is knitting with beads and beadwork.
December 2, 201801 - My work I'm a technologist in a wine factory. I always start work 8:00 a.m. I work two days a week. The working day is eleven hours with a very short lunch (about twenty minutes) at about 1:00 p.m. I don't go home for lunch - I have lunch in my office. I usually finish work at 19:00 or 19:30. I have dinner between 22:00-23:30. During the week I usually go to bed between 1:00-2:00 a.m. I go shopping at the weekend. Supermarkets and a lot of shops open until 21:00 in the evening or later. And big supermarkets open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
November 28, 201800 - My study and work I'm a student. Now I'm Bachelor of biotechnology. My specialisation is "Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks". I like it! I learn a production of beer and wine. I dream to be the best specialist. University teachers give a lecture on chemistry, biochemistry and technology of drinks, microbiology of yeast. I love to take notes about it. Students can do these courses in few universitys and colleges in my country. Because Russia isn't France (wine) or Czech (beer). At the end of a course, I often have to do an exam (in next January I have three exams). I hope to pass my exams. If I pass my final exams at university, I get a degree. I'm very glad that I work at wine factory. I take an experience. I'm a technologist of new drinks. I like it!
November 26, 201821 - My meal My breakfast is a big meal. I have a lot of cereal, eggs, cheese and bread. I have rice, vegetables, salad, potatoes, sandwichs for lunch or dinner. I like meat, but I eat a lot of vegetables. I usually drink tea with breakfast, lunch and dinner. I often don't have lunch, because I have a lot of work. I sometimes eat fast food for dinner. I don't like cakes, sweets and etc. I dream to eat a traditional meal of Grance, Italy, Germany.
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