Lipid Oxidation in Foods
Lipid oxidation is one of the major pathways for the chemical degradation of food quality, leading to food waste. This short course will provide background on the causes of lipid oxidation, antioxidant chemistry, and how lipid oxidation and antioxidant activity can be monitored. We will examine how oxidation reactions differ between foods and how to develop prevention strategies for different food matrices.
Led by world-renowned scientists Eric Decker, Professor of Food and Science at the University of Massachusetts, and Professor Charlotte Jacobsen, from the Technical University of Denmark, National Food Institute.
Online registration for the course is now closed. You can still register onsite in 520b Foyer of the Palais des congrès de Montréal, beginning 8 a.m. EDT Saturday, April 27.
Course Topics Include:
- ✓ Fundamentals of Lipid Oxidation
- ✓ Antioxidant Technologies
- ✓ Methods to Measure Lipid Oxidation & Antioxidants
- ✓ Oxidation in Emulsions & Low Moisture Foods
- ✓ Oxidation in Frying Oils
Who should attend?
Whether you are a seasoned industry expert, a curious researcher, or an established academic, this course is designed to meet your needs and facilitate meaningful insights and discussions. Roles could include:
- ✓ Food Scientist
- ✓ Food Manufacturer
- ✓ R&D Professional
- ✓ Quality Assurance Manager
- ✓ Lipid Researcher
- ✓ Product Developer