ILSI Europe hosts, sponsors, and co-organises a variety of scientific events. These include independent symposia, workshops, webinars, hands-on scientific trainings and sessions held as part of the program of larger scientific conferences or professional meetings.
Where to find us this year?
October 2025
Early Career Scientists Event 2025
10/10/2025
Prague, Czech Republic
Precision Nutrition Workshop
15/10/2025
Brussels, Belgium
The Expert Group on Precision Nutrition is organising an in-person workshop to discuss the different Precision Nutrition approaches and perspective for translating knowledge into practice.
- Session 1: Hidden Threats: Emerging Contaminants in Food and the Environment (open for abstracts)
- Session 2: The Future of Food Safety: New Approach Methodologies in Risk Assessment (open for abstracts)
- Live Case Study: From Risk Assessment to Management
- Session 3: Safe and Sustainable: Navigating the Risks of Alternative Proteins (open for abstracts)
- Session 4: Unseen Risks-Volatile Allergens in Aromas and Flavourings (open for abstracts)
- Panel Discussion: Stronger Science, Safer Food: The Importance of Collaboration between sectors
More detailed info coming soon!
RegistrationRegistrations are open
Everyone is welcome to join - you don't need to be an Early Career Scientist to participate.
Participation in this event is free of charge. Please note that accommodation and travel costs are at your own expenses.
Click HERE to register
Cancellation policy
Cancellations are accpeted until 12 September 2025 and should be addressed in writing to Hugo Costa (hcosta@ilsieurope.be).
Cancellations received after 12 September 2025, as well as no-shows, will incur a €50 charge to cover catering costs.
Substitution of attendees are accepted if addressed in writing to Hugo Costa (hcosta@ilsieurope.be).
Call for abstractsLooking for an opportunity to present your research?
The organising committee is welcoming abstracts for oral and poster presentations from researchers in the field.
For this event we only accept abstracts from early career scientists. An early career scientist is defined as a student, PhD candidate, or practising scientist who received their highest certificate (e.g. BSc, MSc or PhD) within the past ten years.
Submit your abstract HERE
Abstracts will be selected on the basis of scientific excellence and relevance to the sessions.Travel and accommodation will be covered by ILSI Europe for selected speakers (abstracts selected for oral presentations only; up to 600€ max.).
Some instructions for your abstract submission:
- Abstracts should be submitted as one single paragraph (i.e. unstructured abstract) without subtitles.
- Max. 3000 characters (including spaces and references)
- Mention of brand names for commercial purposes is not accepted.
- Define abbreviations and acronyms in the abstract.
- Selected abstracts will be published on the event website, No proofreading will be done by the organisers. Therefore, kindly make sure that your abstract does not contain spelling, grammatical or scientific errors.
- One registered author can present maximum one oral presentation and one poster. If an abstract submitted for an oral presentation is not accepted for the oral program, it will be automatically converted to a poster.
Deadline: You can submit an abstract until the 30th May 2025.
Awards
The best poster and best oral presentation will be awarded by the Organinsg commitee.
- Best poster award: 100€
- Best oral award: 200€ (plus travel compensation up to 600€)
Next-Gen Science for Safer Food: Share Your NAMs Story!
New Approach Methodologies (NAMs) are innovative, non-animal scientific methods that include in silico models, in vitro assays, and omics technologies. As the food sector shifts towards more ethical, efficient, and human-relevant testing strategies, raising awareness about NAMs and their potential applications in food science is more important than ever. We're soon launching a video contest to spotlight fresh perspectives and innovative research from the next generation of scientists. Selected videos will help raise awareness about the role of NAMs and shape a safer, more sustainable food system. 🏆 The best submissions will be showcased during our event, where the winners will be officially announced! More info coming soon! Location
The University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague is a natural centre of first-rate study and research in the area of chemistry in Czechia and is one of the country's largest educational and research institutions focused on technical chemistry, chemical and biochemical technologies, material and chemical engineering, food chemistry, and environmental studies.
According to the prestigious Times Higher Education rankings, UCT Prague, one of five Czech universities, ranks among the 4% of the best world universities. The school has also dominated the rankings of the Education Policy Centre of Charles University in the category "Emphasis on Science, Research and Creativity" category.
Currently UCT Prague boasts a number of excellent experts such as Jana Hajšlová, member of the EU Advisory Group "Food Quality and Safety" or František Štěpánek, who has been awarded an ERC grant.
Half of its income is generated from the institution's creative activities focused on science, research and innovation. In the Czech context, this is an extraordinary accomplishment.
Organising CommitteeMeet the Organising Committee
- Monika Tomaniova , University of Chemistry and Technology of Prague
- Jana Hajslova, University of Chemistry and Technology of Prague
- Jana Pulkrabova, University of Chemistry and Technology of Prague
- Michele Suman, Barilla
- Laura Righetti, Wageningen University
- Marco Arlorio, University of Eastern Piedmont
- Maria Tonti, ILSI Europe
- Isabelle Guelinckx, ILSI Europe
- Hugo Costa, ILSI Europe
If you have any question about the event, please don't hesitate to contact Maria Tonti (mtonti@ilsieurope.be) or Hugo Costa (hcosta@ilsieurope.be).
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There is increasing evidence that one size does not fit all and that personalised nutrition/lifestyle approaches may help in reversing the increasing prevalence of chronic metabolic diseases. An expert group, comissionned by the Dietary Carbohydrates Task Force, is addressing different aspects of precision nutrition in a systematic review of current knowledge.
This workshop aims to complement the review by discussing perspectives on how to effectively implement and utilize precision nutrition in the context of various factors such as sleep, physical activity, socioeconomic status, and psychosocial factors.
Programme
Coming soon. Date and time are to be confirmed.
Participation is upon invitation.
If you're interested in this topic and believe you can bring a valuable contribution to the discussion, please contact cchang@ilsieurope.be.
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About the event
About Programme Registration Call for abstracts Call for videos Location Organising Committee AboutMark your calendars for the 2025 edition of the Early Career Scientists event
The ILSI Europe Early Career Scientists (ECS) Event is a unique platform for young professionals to showcase their research, build valuable connections, and deepen their understanding of critical topics in food safety. It also provides an exceptional opportunity for industry leaders and academic experts to explore emerging talent and gain fresh perspectives on cutting-edge research in this vital field.
The 2025 edition is dedicated to Food Safety and is hosted the prestigious University of Chemistry and Technology of Prague,
ProgrammeThe event programme will be built around the six following topics:
- Session 1: Hidden Threats: Emerging Contaminants in Food and the Environment (open for abstracts)
- Session 2: The Future of Food Safety: New Approach Methodologies in Risk Assessment (open for abstracts)
- Live Case Study: From Risk Assessment to Management
- Session 3: Safe and Sustainable: Navigating the Risks of Alternative Proteins (open for abstracts)
- Session 4: Unseen Risks-Volatile Allergens in Aromas and Flavourings (open for abstracts)
- Panel Discussion: Stronger Science, Safer Food: The Importance of Collaboration between sectors
More detailed info coming soon!
RegistrationRegistrations are open
Everyone is welcome to join - you don't need to be an Early Career Scientist to participate.
Participation in this event is free of charge. Please note that accommodation and travel costs are at your own expenses.
Click HERE to register
Cancellation policy
Cancellations are accpeted until 12 September 2025 and should be addressed in writing to Hugo Costa (hcosta@ilsieurope.be).
Cancellations received after 12 September 2025, as well as no-shows, will incur a €50 charge to cover catering costs.
Substitution of attendees are accepted if addressed in writing to Hugo Costa (hcosta@ilsieurope.be).
Call for abstractsLooking for an opportunity to present your research?
The organising committee is welcoming abstracts for oral and poster presentations from researchers in the field.
For this event we only accept abstracts from early career scientists. An early career scientist is defined as a student, PhD candidate, or practising scientist who received their highest certificate (e.g. BSc, MSc or PhD) within the past ten years.
Submit your abstract HERE
Abstracts will be selected on the basis of scientific excellence and relevance to the sessions.Travel and accommodation will be covered by ILSI Europe for selected speakers (abstracts selected for oral presentations only; up to 600€ max.).
Some instructions for your abstract submission:
- Abstracts should be submitted as one single paragraph (i.e. unstructured abstract) without subtitles.
- Max. 3000 characters (including spaces and references)
- Mention of brand names for commercial purposes is not accepted.
- Define abbreviations and acronyms in the abstract.
- Selected abstracts will be published on the event website, No proofreading will be done by the organisers. Therefore, kindly make sure that your abstract does not contain spelling, grammatical or scientific errors.
- One registered author can present maximum one oral presentation and one poster. If an abstract submitted for an oral presentation is not accepted for the oral program, it will be automatically converted to a poster.
Deadline: You can submit an abstract until the 30th May 2025.
Awards
The best poster and best oral presentation will be awarded by the Organinsg commitee.
- Best poster award: 100€
- Best oral award: 200€ (plus travel compensation up to 600€)
Next-Gen Science for Safer Food: Share Your NAMs Story!
New Approach Methodologies (NAMs) are innovative, non-animal scientific methods that include in silico models, in vitro assays, and omics technologies. As the food sector shifts towards more ethical, efficient, and human-relevant testing strategies, raising awareness about NAMs and their potential applications in food science is more important than ever. We're soon launching a video contest to spotlight fresh perspectives and innovative research from the next generation of scientists. Selected videos will help raise awareness about the role of NAMs and shape a safer, more sustainable food system. 🏆 The best submissions will be showcased during our event, where the winners will be officially announced! More info coming soon! Location
The University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague is a natural centre of first-rate study and research in the area of chemistry in Czechia and is one of the country's largest educational and research institutions focused on technical chemistry, chemical and biochemical technologies, material and chemical engineering, food chemistry, and environmental studies.
According to the prestigious Times Higher Education rankings, UCT Prague, one of five Czech universities, ranks among the 4% of the best world universities. The school has also dominated the rankings of the Education Policy Centre of Charles University in the category "Emphasis on Science, Research and Creativity" category.
Currently UCT Prague boasts a number of excellent experts such as Jana Hajšlová, member of the EU Advisory Group "Food Quality and Safety" or František Štěpánek, who has been awarded an ERC grant.
Half of its income is generated from the institution's creative activities focused on science, research and innovation. In the Czech context, this is an extraordinary accomplishment.
Organising CommitteeMeet the Organising Committee
- Monika Tomaniova , University of Chemistry and Technology of Prague
- Jana Hajslova, University of Chemistry and Technology of Prague
- Jana Pulkrabova, University of Chemistry and Technology of Prague
- Michele Suman, Barilla
- Laura Righetti, Wageningen University
- Marco Arlorio, University of Eastern Piedmont
- Maria Tonti, ILSI Europe
- Isabelle Guelinckx, ILSI Europe
- Hugo Costa, ILSI Europe
If you have any question about the event, please don't hesitate to contact Maria Tonti (mtonti@ilsieurope.be) or Hugo Costa (hcosta@ilsieurope.be).
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