Scientific Sessions

Scientific Sessions

Scientific Sessions

DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGY INTERVENTION
  • Cold-Plasma
  • Ultrasounds
  • Food digital twins
  • Reversed engineering
  • Cooking precision
  • 3D FOOD PRINTING
  • Printing meat products
  • Digital design, full control printing movements
  • Printability of food formula
FOOD SENSORY EVALUATION AND NOVEL EXPERIENCE FOR A BETTER HEALTH AND SUSTAINABILITY
  • Tools for sensory evaluation
  • Mastication work and sensory experience
  • Food design and inhomogeneous food
  • Stratification of tastants and modulated intake
  • Improved sensory acceptance for reducing food waste
  • Multi-sensory experiences
  • Augmented food perceptions
FOOD CUSTOMIZATION AND HEALTH
  • Hydrocolloids and biofunctionalities
  • Probiotic and prebitiocs
  • Double emulsions and nutrients bioavailability
  • Bioaccessability
  • Nutrient security
  • Food Personalized Manufacturing
  • Delivery functionality
SUSTAINABILITY IN FOOD PRODUCTION AND TECHNOLOGY
  • Alternatives source of proteins from vegetable/marine environment
  • On-demand food manufacturing
  • Extraction and valorization of the sidestream
  • Food packaging materials
  • Prolonging and modeling shelf life
FOOD CHEMISTRY
  • Food chemistry to improve nutrition and health
  • Food chemistry and functionalities
  • Novel sources of nutrients and bioactives
  • Effect of nutritional, technological, and sensory properties
  • Chemical analyses for food quality and functionality
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES IN FOOD
  • Food texture
  • Mechanical properties, inhomogeneues food and novel sensory experiences
  • Food microstructure
  • Bioaccessability
TRADITIONAL PROCESS FOR FOOD SCALE UP AND ADAPTATION IN OTHER LOCALITIES
  • Traditional fermented food
  • Local food products and food security
  • Fermentation as bio-preservation methods
  • Traditional food process
  • Food technology in developing countries
OPEN SCIENCE CULTURE, DATA MINING AND VISUALIZATION IN FOOD SCIENCE
  • The impact of open data
  • Tools for data sharing and collaborations
  • Alternative tools and methods for data visualization
  • Open Science
  • Machine learning
  • Computational tools
CONSUMER’S TRUST AND AWARENESS IN FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
  • Social acceptance of radical innovation in the food sector
  • Consumer-centric approach for practical innovation
  • Communication and better awareness of the food science and technology

Note*: The above topics may include, but are not limited.