FLAVOURsome Satellite Event at Food Oral Processing Conference | 15 May 2025

FLAVOURsome Satellite Event at Food Oral Processing Conference | 15 May 2025

On 15th May 2025, a special satellite meeting will be organized after the 7th International Food Processing Conference (12-14th May, 2025, Valencia, Spain).

After three full days in FOP of learning about oral activity, sensory perception, nutrition and metabolism, oral physiology, food structure and design through in-vivo, in-vitro, and in-silico approaches we will focus all of our attention on breaking down barriers for improving consumers ‘acceptance of plant-based protein alternatives by considering the whole food (process and matrices) and its interaction with the human.  This will facilitate networking allowing the scientific community to share knowledge and work on common interests and perspectives in the field of flavour and texture research. 

Leading experts from the FLAVOURsome COST Action will be invited to deliver a talk at this satellite meeting around the Working Group topics.

OUR OBJECTIVES IN ORGANISING THIS SATELLITE MEETING ARE:

  1. To spread knowledge about the research conducted at FLAVOURsome COST Action,
  2. Encourage networking and collaborations between FLAVOURsome researchers and attendees of the Food Oral Processing Conference

WHO CAN PARTICIPATE?
Participation is open to all FLAVOURsome members and FOP participants. The program will include short talks and flash talks from selected abstracts.

Selected speakers involved in the FLAVOURsome COST Action are eligible for reimbursement to cover travel expenses and a daily allowance to cover meals and accommodation, on a best-effort basis.

Co-attendance of the FOP is not required. 

HOW TO PARTICIPATE?
To submit your abstract and register for the event please use this link: https://forms.gle/eFCJYMNrTRhCmZ2W7

LOCATION
Espacio ADEIT, Plaza Virgen de la Paz, 3, Ciutat Vella, 46001 Valencia

REGISTRATION
No registration fee

LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Laura Laguna (IATA, CSIC), Amparo Tarrega (IATA, CSIC)

SCIENTIFIC ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Susana Soares (Action Chair and Grant Holder Scientific Representative), Valentina Figueroa Hurtado (Action Vice-Chiar), Jane Parker (WG1 Leader), Maarten Jongsma (WG1 Co-Leader), Elsa Lamy (WG2 Leader), Nishat Tahsin (WG2 Co-Leader), Fabrice Neiers (WG3 Leader), Nagihan Bostanci (WG3 Co-leader), Sana Ben Othman (WG4 Leader), Laura Laguna (WG5 Leader and Science Communication Coordinator), Cansu Yay (WG5 Co-Leader), Violeta Ivanova (STSM Coordinator), Ignacio García Estévez (Grant Awarding Coordinator), Rita Vilaça (Grant Holder Project Manager).

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