Person

Czulak, Józef Karol (1915 - 1985)

Born
18 April 1915
Miedzybrodzie, Cracow, Austria-Hungary
Died
5 August 1985
Mount Eliza, Victoria, Australia
Occupation
Bacteriologist and Food technologist

Summary

Józef Karol Czulak lead a team at the CSIRO Dairy Research Laboratories who developed cheddaring, milling, salting, hooping and pressing equipment for cheese manufacture in the mid 1950s. Working with the CSIRO Division of Food Research, he made major contributions to the dairy industry in Australia by providing a solution to the issues surrounding cheese starter cultures and research and development that made possible the mechanisation of cheesemaking.

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Books

  • Bastian, J. M.; McBean, D. McG.; Smith, M. B., 50 Years of Food Research (Melbourne: CSIRO, 1979). Details
  • McKay, Andrew, Surprise and Enterprise: Fifty Years of Science for Australia: CSIRO (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, Australia) (Melbourne: CSIRO, 1976), 48 pp, https://www.eoas.info/bib-pdf/ASBS00655.pdf. Details

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Rosanne Walker; Rebecca Rigby

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