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Final Program - 11th International Congress on Engineering and Food

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MONDAY, MAY 23 rd 11:30‐13:30<br />

Sessi<strong>on</strong> 4: High Pressure Processing NFP 2<br />

Room Hesperides<br />

Chairs: M. Hendrickx, M.V. Karwe<br />

11:30 High pressure high temperature processing of plant based food systems: Mechanisms<br />

<strong>and</strong> kinetics (NFP285) Pp361<br />

M. Hendrickx<br />

Laboratory of <strong>Food</strong> Technology, Leuven <strong>Food</strong> Science <strong>and</strong> Nutriti<strong>on</strong> Research Centre, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven,<br />

Belgium<br />

12:00 Pressure <strong>and</strong> temperature n<strong>on</strong> uniformity during high pressure processing (HPP) of<br />

foods (NFP1291) Pp363<br />

M.V. Karwe, A. Cuitino, M. Khurana, Y. Miyazawa, J.A. Mald<strong>on</strong>ado<br />

Rutgers University, US<br />

12:30 Industrial high pressure processing of foods: Review of evoluti<strong>on</strong> <strong>and</strong> emerging trends<br />

(NFP1295) Pp365<br />

F. Purroy, C. T<strong>on</strong>ello<br />

NC Hyperbaric SA, Spain<br />

12:45 Illustrating temperature uniformity in high pressure high temperature reactors using<br />

temperature sensitive indicators (NFP151) Pp367<br />

T. Grauwet a , I. Van der Plancken a , L. Vervoort a , A. Matser b , M. Hendrickx a , A. Van Loey a<br />

a Laboratory of <strong>Food</strong> Technology, Leuven <strong>Food</strong> Science <strong>and</strong> Nutriti<strong>on</strong> Research Centre, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven,<br />

Belgium, b Wageningen UR <strong>Food</strong> & Biobased Research, The Netherl<strong>and</strong>s<br />

13:00 Bioc<strong>on</strong>versi<strong>on</strong> of glutamic acid to gamma‐aminobutyric acid in soybean by high pressure<br />

with precursor feeding (NFP419) Pp369<br />

S. Ueno a , T. Katayama a , T. Watanabe b , K. Nakajima b , M. Hayashi b , T. Shigematsu b , T. Fujii a,b<br />

a Innovative Research Center for Agricultural Sciences, Tohoku University, Japan, b Department of <strong>Food</strong> Science,<br />

Niigata University of Pharmacy <strong>and</strong> Applied Life Sciences, Japan<br />

13:15 The effect of the high hydrostatic pressure <strong>on</strong> polyphenols <strong>and</strong> anthocyanins in red fruit<br />

products (NFP67) Pp371<br />

G. Ferrari a,b , P. Maresca b , R. Ciccar<strong>on</strong>e b<br />

a Department of Industrial <strong>Engineering</strong>, University of Salerno, Italy, b ProdAl Scarl, University of Salerno, Italy<br />

*Pp: Page number in Printed Proceedings

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