FIRST EVENT: Workshops on "Knowledge Management for
Food Innovation". 25-26 October
SECOND EVENT: Scientific Congress on Food
Innovation. 27-29 October
In both cases an unique main session will be held on Monday
morning (25 October) and Wednesday morning (27 October). The
rest of days, parallel sessions will be held.
Invited Lectures
Gustavo V. Barbosa Cánovas, Washington
State University, USA
Non thermal processing of foods
Geoffrey Campbell-Platt, University of Reading,
UK
Food Control, and why it matters
Amparo Chiralt Boix, Polytechnical University
of Valencia, Valencia, Spain
Improvements in fruit preservation by using edible films/coatings
containing lipids.
Alexandre Feigenbaum, EFSA, Italy
Scope of ESCO working group of EFSA on risk assessment of
substances used to manufacture non-plastic food contact materials.
Paul Finglas, Institute of Food Research,
Norwich, UK
New insights into folate metabolism
Marta Hugas, EFSA, Italy
Assessment of Food safety from a regulatory perspective in the context of
innovation
Pedro Fito Maupoey, Institute of Food Engineering
for Development (UPV), Valencia, Spain
Food Engineering Innovation: Tools & Opportunities
Gustavo F. Gutierrez, National Polytechnic
Institute, México
Macro, Micro and Nanostructures in Food Processing and Innovation
Thomas Haertlé, INRA, Nantes, France
Hypoallergenic lactic acid bacteria for reduced allergenicity
in fermented foods
Dietrich Knorr, Technical Berlin University.
Germany
Engineering tailor made foods
Javier Martí Sendra, Centre of Nanofotonics
Technology (UPV), Valencia, Spain
Nanophotonics sensors in food: Innovative approaches
Antonio Mulet Pons, Polytechnical University
of Valencia, Valencia, Spain
Food Process Innovation through new technologies: Use of Ultrasound
Brian McKenna, University College Dublin,
Ireland
New developments in food science & technology in Europe -Where will we be by
2025?
Keshavan Niranjan, University of Reading,
UK
Formation and Stability of milk foams formed by steam injection
Pingfan Rao, Institute of Biotechnology,
Fuzhou University, Fujian, China
Natural Nanostructures in Functional Foods: Formation and
Functions
Sam Saguy, Hebrew University of Jerusalem,
Israel
Academia and food industry paradigm shift required for meeting
innovation challenges
John Shi, Guelph Food Research Center, Agriculture
and Agri-Food, Canada, Guelph, Canada
Nano (Micro)-emulsion Technology on Development of Functional
Beverage
R.Paul Singh, Univertity of California,
Davis, California, USA
Understanding Human Gastric Digestion in Quest for Innovative
Foods for Healthy Benefits
Walter Spiess, Universitat Karlsruhe, Germany
The four thrust model to fight food insecurity in sub-Saharan-Africa,
IUFOST's new approach to strengthen food security
Fidel Toldrá Vilardell, Institute
of Agrochemistry and food Technology (CSIC), Burjassot, Valencia,
Spain
Innovations for healthier processed meats
Gilles Trystram, ENSIA, France
Modelling and food and food processes
Rickey Yada, University of Guelph, Canada
The Advanced Foods and Materials Network: A Canadian Portal
to Excellence in Innovative Food Science and Technology.
Programme of Workshop
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Programme of Scientific Congress
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AwardsTwo awards will be granted to those young scientists (below
35 years) presenting the best oral communication and the best
poster. A commemorative plaque and diploma will be given just
before the closure ceremony.
Interested candidates please mark the requested box when submitting
the abstract of the communication.
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