The 18th International
Hydrocolloids Conference

Program

Final program here. If there are any issues, please report them to the 18IHC office at ihc18japan@gmail.com.

Lecture Hall   |   |  
 Time Auditorium Auditorium Auditorium
 9:00- 9:40 Plenary3 Erik van der Linden Physics ready to bite into complex soft matter.    
 9:40-10:20 Plenary4 Jianshe Chen Food oral processing: A colloidal perspective of eating and sensory    
10:20-10:40 Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break
 Time      
10:40-11:10   Keynote7 Pedro Fardim Pullulan-based gels for protein encapsulation and cell therapies Keynote8 Hyun Jin Park Nano-encapsulation technology of functional food ingredients using by 3-D printer for improving bioavailability
11:10-11:30 Oral34 1004 Predicting food hydrocolloids techno-functionality: more accurate data & smarter physics-based models Oral44 1136 Sol-gel like transition of semi-dilute suspension of rod-like cellulose nanoparticles Oral54 1022 Developing functionally enhanced pea proteins as innovative food ingredients
11:30-11:50 Oral35 1200 Bigdata-driven approach for food texture analysis Oral45 1147 Optimum compositions for shear-induced gel formation in model colloid-polymer systems Oral55 1068 Enhancing Nutritional Value of Baked Products Using Fermented Lucerne (Medicago sativa) Flour as an Alternative Protein Source
11:50-12:10 Oral36 1053 Modeling and simulation of phase inversion processes going from fresh cream to butter via whipped cream by a complex systems approach with Coupled Map Lattice Oral46 1194 Ultrafast gelation of hyaluronan hydrogels via alternate compression-decompression Oral56 1034 Protein dry spinning as a bottom-up approach for the design strategy of anisotropic structures in plant-based meat analogues.
12:10-13:40 LUNCH & Poster LUNCH & Poster LUNCH & Poster
13:40-14:10 Keynote9 Stefan Kasapis Controlled delivery of bioactive compounds from natural polymers across the concentration range of industrial application   Keynote10 Jin-Kyu Rhee Multi-Dimensional Food Fabrication: A Bottom-Up Approach to Structuring Alternative and Cultivated Meats
14:10-14:30 Oral37 1049 Sustainable active packaging from chitosan infused with extract from pulsed electric field-treated microalgae to preserve quality of chicken fillet Oral47 1054 Polyphenols modulate faecal fermentation of dietary fibre depending on polysaccharide chemistry and supramolecular assembly Oral57 1055 Modified marama bean concentrate as an alternative to gluten protein
14:30-14:50 Oral38 1044 Fractionating cereal brans into functional polysaccharides through subcritical water extraction Oral48 1067 Advances in understanding the metabolic and hydrocolloidal relevance of fiber-rich fraction from chia seeds Oral58 1036 The physical properties and microstructure of hybrid processed cheese formulated with plant protein ingredients and rennet casein
14:50-15:10 Oral39 1117 Textural engineering of analog rice using sago and fermented kidney bean flour hydrocolloids Oral49 1175 Short-soluble amylose chains inhibit long-term retrogradation and modulate in vitro digestion of waxy corn starch gels Oral59 1199 Enhancing structure formation in pea protein systems through sequential thermomechanical processing for sustainable meat alternatives
15:10-15:30 Oral40 1181 Development of a Double-Network CaCO3-GDL Crosslinked Bioink for Cell-Compatible and Edible Scaffolds in Cultivated Fish Oral50 1191 Bioaccessibility of white mugwort (Artemisia lactiflora) polyphenol extract in the system with brown rice flour and inulin revealing by static in-vitro digestion model Oral60 1031 Towards a Kinetic Understanding for Protein–Phenolic Interactions in the High Temperature Regime
15:30-15:50 Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break
15:50-16:20   Keynote11 Yong-Cheng Shi Modulating starch digestion: strategies for healthier starch-rich food development Keynote12 Toshihiro Nakamori Polysaccharide Gels and Soy Protein Gels: Molecular Origins of Hydration, Network Architecture, and Food Functionality
16:20-16:40 Oral41 1182 Development of 3D-Printable Marine-Derived Gels for Senior-Friendly Seafood Analogues Oral51 1082 Influence of apple pomace to modulate the starch and polyphenol bioaccesibility of wheat bread co-formulated with pomace and soluble polysaccharides Oral61 1203 Ultrasound-assisted extraction and colloidal properties of protein isolates from neglected Sicilian black chickpeas
16:40-17:00 Oral42 1087 Wet-type grinder-treated rice bran as a natural hydrocolloid alternative for improving gluten-free rice bread quality Oral52 1131 Effects of Cowpea Protein Isolates and Stearic Acid on the Physio-chemical and In Vitro Starch Digestibility of High Amylose Maize Starch Oral62 1169 Protein extraction of Pereskia aculeata leaves – effects of ultrasounds and Ohmic heating on their physical-chemical and acid gelling properties
17:00-17:20 Oral43 1138 Effects of debranching and ultrasound treatment on starch nanoparticles fabrication: a structure-functional analysis Oral53 1103 Effect of chaoand kosmotropic natural deep eutectic solvents on the chitin separation and from H. Illucens pupae molt shells Oral63 1186 Protein Composition and Purity Modulates Structural Transitions of Sunflower and Lupin Proteins During Hydrothermal Processing
      17:20 Adjourn Adjourn Adjourn
17:50-20:35 Dinner, Katsuyoshi Nishinari Honorary Speaker, Next Conference Announcement, Poster Award Dinner, Katsuyoshi Nishinari Honorary Speaker, Next Conference Announcement, Poster Award Dinner, Katsuyoshi Nishinari Honorary Speaker, Next Conference Announcement, Poster Award
Colour Codes refer to the following program themes

Innovative hydrocolloid design for delivering optimal nutrition and functional foods

Bioactive polysaccharides for human health

Physical properties of food hydrocolloids for enhanced product development

Behavior of food biopolymers during digestion

Polysaccharide structures and their impact on gut microbiome

Functional hydrocolloids for plant-based dairy and meat alternatives

Innovating with alternative proteins in new product development

Role of hydrocolloids in pharmaceuticals and health/personal care products

Hydrocolloids in emulsions and as emulsifiers

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