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08 November 2022

Soya Series Part 3 of 3: Soya products – future opportunities & novel applications

This event is the final part of a special three-part webinar series on The Future of Soya for Health and Sustainability – Sharing Global Learnings.

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Summary

This event is the final part of a special three-part webinar series on The Future of Soya for Health and Sustainability – Sharing Global Learnings. Soya has been part of the traditional Asian cuisine for centuries – and it is fast becoming an increasing part of the global diet. In this series, you will hear from internationally-acclaimed experts discussing the latest research across the globe and exploring the future of soya – for both health and sustainability.

Part 3 of this series will provide you with an overview of the very latest significant peer-reviewed research papers future opportunities and novel applications of soya. It will look at the latest data on soya polyphenols in relation to the gut barrier. You will learn about the potential role of Soya-based foods in supporting the maintenance of skeletal muscle where we will ask the question “could soya be part of the diet in long-distance space journeys?”. We also explore Soyabean as a source of spermidine, along with the potential future role of soya peptide intake in relation to depression-related behavior.

This webinar has been designed for:

  • Academics

  • Industry professionals

  • Policy makers

  • Child health professionals

  • Dietitians

  • Nutritionists

  • Other health professionals with an interest in this topic

The 140 minute webinar was broadcasted live on 8th November 2022.

The webinar includes recorded lectures from the speakers; each will also answer audience questions. At each live screening, Chair Tanya Haffner will be providing insights; and nutrition expert Sue Baic will also be available to address some live questions. A full question and answer document will also be provided to attendees after the events.

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Agenda

1

Welcome

Tanya Haffner
Chair: Tanya Haffner CEO, Registered Dietitian, MyNutriWeb
2

Polyphenols including soya isoflavones and their role in the gut barrier

Dr Cristian Del Bo
Dr Cristian Del Bo, Assistant Professor, University of Milan, Department of Food, Environmental and Nutritional Sciences, Division of Human Nutrition
3

Soya-based foods to support maintenance of skeletal muscle; could it be part of the diet in long-distance space journeys?

Professor Takeshi Nikawa
Professor Takeshi Nikawa, Department of Nutritional Physiology, Institute of Biomedical Sciences, Tokushima University Graduate School Manager, Institute of Space Nutrition, Tokushima University Graduate School
4

New insights on interesting soya components: Soyabean as a source of spermidine

Professor Johann Vollmann
Professor Johann Vollmann, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna (BOKU) Austria
5

Soya peptide intake and improvement of depression-related behavior

Professor Shigeki Furuya
Professor Shigeki Furuya, Division of Biosystems Engineering, Department of Bioscience and Biotechnology, Kyushu University, Japan
6

Q&A

Sue Baic
Sue Baic, Guest nutrition expert and moderator with experience in soya
Tanya Haffner
Tanya Haffner, Chair