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Prof. Dr. Susanne Till

Universität Wien, Department für Ernährungswissenschaften

Susanne Till holds a doctorate in biology (main subject botany) and has worked as a lecturer in the Dept. of Nutritional Sciences at the University of Vienna for over 30 years. In her teaching work, Dr Till focuses on botany and biology, spices and native wild plants in human nutrition, as well as quality issues relating to plant-derived foodstuffs. She is also the author of many books on wild herbs, fungi, tofu and spices, and has published numerous articles in a broad range of journals.

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  • biology
  • nutrition

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    An all-round superfood?

    Whether the web community wants to lose weight or eat healthily, chia is their constant companion and seen by some as an all-round “superfood”. The relevant internet forums are busy swapping a whole host of recipes for chia pudding and chia fresca, followed by ideas for muffins and even mar ... more

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