Past Papers & Posters

Here are a list of accepted past papers and posters.

 

59. Bioactive Polysaccharides: Sources, Structures and Functional Properties

 

58. Flaxseed gum from flaxseed hulls: extraction, fractionation, physicochemical characterization and application in oil-in-water emulsions

 

P17 A structural and conformational study on non-pectic polysaccharides from water soluble yellow mustard mucilage

 

P18 Duplex emulsions for healthy foods

 

55. Polysaccharide ultrasonication � beyond depolymerization

 

54. Anti-proliferation on human Caco-2 cells of food polysaccharide preparations with different molecular weights

 

P19 Immunomodulation activities of carrageenan preparations with different molecular weights

 

P20 Immunomodulatory activities of food polysaccharides with various structural and molecular properties

 

53. Thermal and Gelation Behaviour of Selectively Modified Celluloses

 

P21 Phase equilibria and rheological behaviour of polysaccharide/protein mixtures in the presence of sugars

 

52. Phase equilibria and rheological behaviour of polysaccharide/protein mixtures in the presence of sugars

 

51. Polyelectrolyte character and thermodynamic properties of Acacia gums

 

50. Extensional rheology of arabic gum and interpretation based on molecular association

 

48. The interfacial properties of gum arabic, egg white protein and thier mixtures

Peter Anthony Williams

 

47. Dynamic rheological study on o/w emulsions as affected by polysaccharide interactions using a mixture design approach

 

P22 Modeling the physicochemical properties of orange beverage emulsion as function of main emulsion components

 

46. Preparation of CMC-acid gel and its applications

 

45. Role of rice fiber in formation of SCFA from Lactobacilus spp and Bifidobacterium spp

 

44. Production and rheological properties of low-acyl gellan gum fluid gels induced by sodium and calcium ions

 

P23 Production of succinoglycan biogum from date syrup by Agrobacterium radiobacter and investigation of its rheological properties