Synopses & Reviews
Synopsis
- Engineering of structures for tailored delivery of health-related functionalities
Chapter 1: Biophysics/Biochemistry-driven strategies for structure design in model multiphase foods
Chapter 2: Engineering self-assembly nano- and microstructures in food systems
Chapter 3: Designing complex (bio)polymer and colloidal systems
Chapter 4: Designing of novel and/or tunable structures for engineered nano- and microstructures for stability and controlled release of bioactives
Chapter 5: Development of advanced analytical and theoretical tools to elucidate the effects of structure on the health and nutritional attributes of the final food product
- Process and product engineering for food properties delivery
Chapter 6: Understanding and controlling the behavior of functional ingredients/ingredient design with targeted health functionality
Chapter 7: Biophysical and gastro-intestinal engineering aspects of nutrient absorption and physiological function
Chapter 8: Process innovations in encapsulation technology, drying, structuring technologies, non-thermal processing following a criterion for structure/process design
Chapter 9: Consumer perception as a criterion for process design
Sharing knowledge and technologies between academia and industry for healthy foods design Chapter 10: Enterprise-based innovation system in food structure design
Chapter 11: Structure design for gastronomy applications
Chapter 12: Case studies on structure/process development with relevance to different food manufacturing processes