ICC is continuing its collaboration with Pavan for the Foodtechmaster on Dry Pasta production from 11th – 15th February 2019 at the Pavan Conference Centre, Galliera Veneta (Padova).
The FOODTECHMASTER is a series of professional training courses organised by Pavan with the aim of sharing knowledge and expertise on food production technology. The 5 days seminar will be held by Professors of the academic community, high ranking ICC Experts and Process Engineers of Pavan Dry Pasta Division. Topics will cover the entire pasta production process, from theoretical aspects to extremely practical issues as trials in a pilot plant and panel tests for sensory evaluation.
ICC Members will be granted a 15% reduction on registration fees. Contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to get your discount code!
This meeting will wrap-up with the current issues, trends and perspectives:
discuss gluten-free raw materials and plant breeding,
focus on starch and protein ingredients and
cover the newest solutions for different products, including bakery products, dairy alternatives and beer.
The conference addresses scientists as well as representatives of the industry and academia from all over the world, bringing together experts of different areas of gluten-free research including food chemistry, biochemistry, physics, biophysics, technology, processing, quality and nutrition.
By doing so, GF19 will provide multidisciplinary perspectives in order to address the present challenges for science based innovation and to build satisfying, gluten-free products.
GF19 is THE place to be to get the latest state-of-the art on gluten-free topics! Join us in Leuven in June 2019!
Scientific topics
Issues, Trends and Perspectives in the Gluten-Free Food World
GF Raw Materials, Plant Breeding
GF Ingredients: Starch Focus
GF Ingredients: Protein Focus
GF Products: Bakery Products
GF Products: Beer and other Beverages
Abstract submission for the GF2019 is now open till 1 March 2019. Submit your abstract
Looking to put your company and its competences in the focus of the gluten free sector? We offer attractive sponsoring packages including the opportunity to exhibit at the venue. Become a sponsor.
Register before 15 March 2019 to benefit from reduced registration fees. Register now.
Find all further details about the event at the GF19 website!
"ICC has a long history of being at the forefront of cereal and grain technology. I am delighted to rekindle the ICC conference series and feel that now, more than ever, consumers are asking researchers and industry searching questions about cereal processing, human nutrition, agronomy practices, breeding and food safety. These aspects are at the core of ICC and will mean that the 19th ICC conference will stand out as one of the most thought provoking and transformational conferences of the year. I hope to welcome you all to Vienna in sunny April." Charles Brennan, Chair of the Scientific Committee
Market Trends (consumer perception of cereals, food trends, international trade, block chain technology and its implications)
Special opportunity for ICC Corporate Members: ICC Corporate Members will also have the chance to submit proposals for sponsored Corporate Member Sessions at the 19th ICC Conference 2019. Check all details under sponsorship. All proposed sessions must be approved by the Scientific Committee before inclusion in the programme and can be submitted via the online submission tool.
Reach out to the Asian region and join the international and regional participants at the ICC International Conference for wellbeing! Coming back from the summer break, abstract submission is still possible until 15 September - Take this opportunity to present your professional expertise!
Here are just a few items from the comprehensive conference scope:
trends in grain for wellbeing in the world
modern technology of breeding and agronomy for grains
research about the authenticity, traceability and safety of grains
novel development of wheat-based products for wellbeing
The ICC International Conference - Grains for Wellbeing will address many more topics and will be a great platform for exchanging research outcome and to discuss the trends in the grains industry. View the programme outline and confirmed speakers at www.grainsforwellbeing.org
Young scientists benefit: not only is a special discount for student registration offered, but there is also the excellent opportunity to get awarded at the Student Poster Competition.
A one-day technical tour to visit fields and manufacturers of grain products after the symposium will complement this event.
Microbiome Influence on Energy balance and Brain Development-Fundtion Put into Action to Tackle Diet-related Diseases and Behaviour
EUFIC, together with all partners of the MyNewGut project, is organizing a final conference to present the results of this five-year EU funded project and provide an input on how the human gut microbiota and its genome (microbiome) influence obesity, behavioural – and lifestyle-related disorders.
The MyNewGut project – which falls under the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme, - brings together 30 partners from 15 different countries and aims to identify specific dietary strategies to improve the long-term health of the population.
Why is it relevant for research and innovation?
Emerging evidence indicates that the gut microbiome contributes to our ability to extract energy from the diet and influences development and function of the immune, endocrine and nervous systems, which regulate balance and behavior. This has lead to hypothesize that developing microbiome-based dietary interventions can be cost-effective measures to prevent diet-related and behavioural disorders.
The conference will take place on 18 October 2018 at Stanhope Hotel, Rue de Commerce 9, B-1000 Brussels at 9 and will open with a session chaired by Isabelle de Froidmont-Görtz from DG research & Innovation of the European Commission.
