4th Nursten Postgraduate Flavour Symposium

Synopsis

The Department of Food and Nutritional Sciences at the University of Reading will be hosting the 4th Nursten Postgraduate Flavour Symposium on 11-12 April 2016, in Flavour and Sensory Sciences, in memory of Professor Harry Nursten (1927-2011).

Professor Nursten was one of the founders of flavour research in the UK and his outstanding contribution for over fifty years to research and teaching in food science is recognised throughout the world. He is particularly remembered for the support and encouragement he gave to young researchers, many of whom now have international reputations.

The Symposia series was established in 2013 by academic colleagues from the Universities of Reading, Nottingham and Northumbria. The aim is to provide the opportunity for postgraduate researchers to present their findings and network with other members of the academic community in the field. This year, we expect the symposium will hold 55 delegates, including up to 30 young researchers investigating different aspects of aroma generation and release, flavour perception and contributing to theoretical and methodological advances in the field.

The SCI Food Group will be sponsoring the oral and poster competitions.

Programme

Days: 11th - 12th of April 2016.

Venue and Contact

Fees

SCI Members attending this meeting are able to claim CPD points.