Gennem historien har øl undergået en kæmpe udvikling, både i forhold til ingredienserne, smagen og selve produktionen – og det er ikke mindst forskernes skyld.
I denne episode af Grundtanker er vi på tur i Carlsbergs drivhus-laboratorium. Her prøvesmager vi bl.a. nye øltyper i pilotbryggeriet sammen med professor og forskningsdirektør Birgitte Skadhauge. Hun fortæller om de genvidenskabelige forskningspionerer, om udviklingen af nye kornarter og om samspillet mellem grundforskning og øludvikling.
Afsnittet er produceret af podLAB for Det Kongelige Danske Videnskabernes Selskab
Vært: Kristoffer Frøkjær
Medvirkende: Forskningschef Birgitte Skadhauge, Carlsberg Group
Tilrettelæggelse, optagelse og redigering: Anders Høeg Nissen
Speak: Rikke Reinholdt Petersen
Musik: Carl Frøkjær-Jensen
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