Future Perspectives and Challenges in Food Chemistry: Selected Papers from XIII Italian National Congress of Food Chemistry
A special issue of Foods (ISSN 2304-8158).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 November 2024 | Viewed by 4489
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Interests: food chemistry; safety; food safety; food supplements and functional foods; nutraceuticals; sustainability; novel foods; nano-nutraceuticals; recovery from byproducts of the agri-food area; formulation and assessing of novel nutraceuticals; food contaminants; contaminants; risk assessment; mycotoxins and secondary metabolites; chemistry and food education
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Interests: food chemistry; food contaminants
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Food Chemistry, in its many aspects, is the main topic of the XIII Italian National Congress of Food Chemistry to be held in Marsala, Sicily. This Special Issue is dedicated to Prof. Giacomo Dugo, Emeritus Professor at the University of Messina in Sicily and to his contribution to Food Chemistry. He is among the main iconic protagonists of the growth and development of Food Chemistry at many levels, ranging from scientific research to the on-field applications and dissemination of the knowledge regarding foods and food chemistry. His academic value and importance is internationally recognized as well as his constant encouragement and example in the research, engagement, and commitment to the Food Chemistry area.
Food Chemistry is growing, and its multidisciplinary nature can be a key tool to face the challenges ahead in terms of improving food quality, analysis, sustainability, and safety. At the same time, aspects involving food waste reduction, by-products of the food chain reuse, food supplements, nutraceuticals, novel foods, and beneficial substances contained in foods and their mechanism of action are among the topics of the Congress. The aim is targeting the future of food chemistry without forgetting its past and its development over the years. In this scenario, it is a relevant challenge to bring together research, agri-food chain control main players, regulator bodies, and stakeholders in the area of interest, especially in light of the continuous evolution and innovation of both European and International regulations. With this aim, we invite contributions of papers to this Special Issue, which collects the works presented at the Congress and is open to all contributions within the above-mentioned topics.
Prof. Dr. Antonello Santini
Prof. Dr. Giuseppa Di Bella
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- food analysis
- food supplements
- nutraceuticals
- recovery
- sustainability
- safety
- regulations
- novel foods
- bioactive compounds
- mechanism of action
- health and food
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