Anders Crichton-Fock

Assistant Professor

Sweden

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Anders Crichton-Fock is an Assistant Professor at Örebro Universitet Restaurang- och hotellhögskolan Grythytte Akademi in Sweden. His research areas focus on consumer perceptions and preferences in urban agriculture and wine communication, as well as the sensory qualities of plants cultivated through innovative methods. Recent publications include studies on hydroponics, robotic cultivation, and the sensory evaluation of wines and herbs.

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University of Naples Federico II

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Consumer perceptions and preferences for urban farming, hydroponics, and robotic cultivation: A case study on parsley

Consumer perceptions and preferences for urban farming, hydroponics, and robotic cultivation: A case study on parsley

The imitation game – exploring the double-grip analysis for creating analog wines

Using crossmodal correspondences as a tool in wine communication

Using crossmodal correspondences as a tool in wine communication

Controlled mechanical stimuli reveal novel associations between basil metabolism and sensory quality

Controlled mechanical stimuli reveal novel associations between basil metabolism and sensory quality

Enhancing the design of wine labels

Enhancing the design of wine labels

Nature versus machine: A pilot study using a semi-trained culinary panel to perform sensory evaluation of robot-cultivated basil affected by mechanically induced stress

Nature versus machine: A pilot study using a semi-trained culinary panel to perform sensory evaluation of robot-cultivated basil affected by mechanically induced stress

Breaking the silence: A pilot study investigating communication skills of sommeliers and chefs after analogical training

Breaking the silence: A pilot study investigating communication skills of sommeliers and chefs after analogical training

The Routledge Companion To International Hospitality Management

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Giovanbattista Califano

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