New Insights into Sources of Nutrients and Bioactive Compounds in Foods
A special issue of Foods (ISSN 2304-8158). This special issue belongs to the section "Food Nutrition".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 November 2024 | Viewed by 19358
Special Issue Editors
Interests: bioactive compounds; medicinal plants; antioxidants; edible insects; functional food; plant-based food additives; waste management in food system; plant-based meat analogues; biopolymers
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Interests: cereal science; advanced glycation end products (AGEs); Maillard reaction; functional food; bioactive food; bioactive compounds from plants and agro-industrial waste
Interests: LC-MS/MS; ITP; solid phase extraction; liquid–liquid extraction; non-ionic surfactant; selenium speciation; pharmaceutical residues
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Interests: thermogravimetric analysis; scanning electron microscopy; FT-IR spectroscopy; X-ray diffraction
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The agri-food industry generates huge amounts of waste every day, which is a serious problem for the environment. Therefore, the slogan "from waste to resources" is promoted to reintroduce food waste into the economy as new raw materials, not only as nutrients but also, above all, as compounds with targeted biological activity that can be used in the production of food, including functional food. In this Special Issue of Foods, we would like to provide up-to-date information regarding novel and important achievements and the main challenges related to the isolation, characterization and uses of bioactive compounds in food science and technology.
Considering the abovementioned worldwide circumstances, we would like to encourage leading scientists working on the topics of bioactive food, as well as those studying the biological activities of novel food ingredients, to submit original research or review papers. In particular, we invite original research papers and reviews that address any aspect of the use of novel bioactive compounds for food production and human nutrition. Papers on the study of medicinal plant bioactivity are also welcome.
Dr. Przemyslaw Lukasz Kowalczewski
Dr. Maria Barbara Różańska
Dr. Joanna Zembrzuska
Dr. Paweł Jezowski
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- alternative sources of nutrients
- antioxidants
- bioactive peptides
- biotechnological and nanotechnological methods in food technology
- isolation and characterization of bioactive compounds
- medicinal plants
- naturally derived active ingredients
- novel raw materials for food production
- phenolic compounds
- waste and by-product valorization