Food Structure, Digestion and Health 2025
The Food Structure, Digestion and Health 2025 Conference will bring together global experts from industry, academia, and research to explore advances in food design, digestion, and health, with a focus on innovation, sustainability, and AI-driven nutrition.
Conference Agenda Highlights
- Keynote presentations by leading global experts
- Oral and poster sessions showcasing the latest research
- Panel discussions addressing cross-sector perspectives
- Workshops on food material functionality and structure design
- Networking events with industry and academic leaders
- Poster pitch sessions for students and early-career researchers
Main Scientific Themes
New Ingredients and Foods for Sustainable Nutrition
Exploration of plant-based, cellular, and precision ingredients for better health and environmental outcomes.
Control of In-Mouth Processing, Breakup Mechanics and Sensory Impacts
Understanding how food structure influences oral breakdown, lubrication, and sensory perception.
Digestion, Microbiome and Health Impacts
Interactions between food structure, digestive processes, and the gut microbiome in relation to metabolic health.
Balancing Ultra-Processed and Whole Foods
Scientific and regulatory insights on reformulating foods for nutritional and structural integrity.
Health and Nutrition Policies and Regulation
Perspectives on aligning food innovation with public health goals and regulatory frameworks.
Application of AI in Food Manufacturing for Nutrition and Health
Leveraging AI, digital twins, and smart processing for personalized nutrition and manufacturing precision.
AI and the Future of the Food Industry
Emerging data-driven approaches to accelerate R&D, consumer insight, and product development.
Workshop Themes
Food Structure Characterisation
Tools and methods to assess micro- to meso-scale food structures.
Food Material Properties
Rheological, tribological, and mechanical properties of food systems.
Food Structure–Function Design
Design strategies linking structure, stability, bio-accessibility, and mouthfeel.