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.
The conference will showcase the results of two major European projects while bringing together researchers, industry leaders, startups, policymakers, and investors. It will highlight how innovative technologies can strengthen agrifood supply chains, advance the fair data economy, and support the transition to a more sustainable food system.
The Food Sure Summit brings together leading experts to explore innovations in food safety. ILSI Europe experts will contribute with a presentation on the use of NAMs in food safety assessment and a panel discussion on applying the TTC concept to complex mixtures.
This webinar will present key insights from the proceedings on plant-based protein in infant nutrition, recently published in Frontiers in Nutrition. With growing interest in plant-based diets, questions remain regarding their suitability during infancy.
The webinar will provide an overview of the cross-disciplinary expert group's discussion, including key nutritional considerations, current evidence, and identified research gaps.
The webinar will feature a presentation by the Expert Group chair, Kasper Hettinga (Wageningen University), followed by a live Q&A session, offering participants the opportunity to engage directly with experts and discuss implications for research and practice.
TITAN and Data4Food2030 projects are coming to an end and they have joined forces to co-organise a flagship conference. This event will take place on 17-18 June 2026 in Brussels, Belgium.
The conference will showcase the results of two major European projects while bringing together researchers, industry leaders, startups, policymakers, and investors. It will highlight how innovative technologies can strengthen agrifood supply chains, advance the fair data economy, and support the transition to a more sustainable food system.
Besides presenting project outcomes, the conference is designed to open space for dialogue and collaboration. By connecting science, industry, investment, and policy, it seeks to create new partnerships and accelerate real-world impact.
Call for abstracts
You are cordially invited to submit your abstracts for an oral presentation until 15 February 2026.
Organised by ILSI Europe within the Horizon Europe TITAN project, this one-day collaborative workshop explores how digital transformation can strengthen transparency, trust, and performance across European agri-food supply chains.
The event brings together policymakers, industry representatives, researchers, and innovators to bridge European policy ambitions with practical business implementation, creating a space for open dialogue between regulation, science, and market realities.
A key focus of the workshop is how agri-food companies can leverage digital tools to respond to evolving organisational, regulatory, and data-driven demands. As the sector moves from the Farm to Fork vision toward emerging policy frameworks such as the Omnibus Package, the workshop aims to ensure that future transparency requirements remain both ambitious and operational.
Through collaborative discussions, the event seeks to inform future EU policy development with approaches grounded in real industry experience, while identifying practical digital solutions and governance strategies that enable SMEs and start-ups to remain competitive and resilient. At the same time, the workshop will foster stronger alignment between regulatory frameworks and business needs, contributing to a more effective transformation of European food systems.
Building on insights generated during the four-year Horizon Europe TITAN project, the workshop draws on real-world evidence collected across the agri-food value chain.
Participants will engage with emerging findings, contribute to refining policy and management recommendations, and help shape a practical roadmap toward a more transparent, integrated, and competitive European agri-food system.
The ILSI Europe Symposium is a gathering of experts from around the world who meet to shed light on the current and future challenges in food safety, nutrition, and sustainability. It is a unique opportunity for scientists from academia, industry and public sector to take part in the debate around those topics and create connections.
This year's event will showcase the latest research from ILSI Europe's Task Forces, covering areas from healthy nutrition across the lifespan, to gut microbiome health, food allergens and food contaminants management, the next generation of risk assessment methods, and much more.
In celebration of ILSI Europe's 40th anniversary, we'll cap off the event with a gala dinner and party, making it a truly memorable occasion for networking and collaboration.
The Food Sure Summit is an international gathering of food safety professionals, scientists, and industry leaders dedicated to addressing current and emerging challenges in the safety of the food chain. The summit highlights innovative approaches, scientific advancements, and regulatory developments, fostering collaboration across academia, industry, and policy. Sessions will cover a wide range of topics, from novel testing strategies and risk assessment methods to the management of complex chemical mixtures in food.
ILSI Europe's Contributions
ILSI Europe experts from Threshold of Toxicological Concern (TTC) Task Force and Expert Group on Combined Toxicity will share their insights through a presentation and a panel discussion:
Presentation:Human Material: Challenges and Opportunities for the Food and Beverage Sector - Case Study 12:35 pm - 1:05 pm, Room
Presented by:
Mélina Galano, Senior Manager Group Regulatory Affairs Toxicology (DSM-Firmenich)
Panel Discussion:Threshold of Toxicological Concern (TTC) Concept to Complex Mixtures 3:50 pm - 4:35 pm, Room A
Panellists include:
Angelo Moretto, Professor, (University of Padua)
Heli Miriam Hollnagel, Human Health Science Leader Toxicology and Environmental Science (Dow Europe GmbH)
James Firman, Lecturer, (Liverpool John Moores University)
Be sure to stop by the ILSI Europe booth during the event! It's a great opportunity to meet our speakers, explore our latest activities, and engage with our initiatives shaping collaborative research in food, nutrition, and health science
This webinar will present key insights from the proceedings on plant-based protein in infant nutrition, recently published in Frontiers in Nutrition. With growing interest in plant-based diets, questions remain regarding their suitability during infancy.
The webinar will provide an overview of the cross-disciplinary expert group's discussion, including key nutritional considerations, current evidence, and identified research gaps.
The webinar will feature a presentation by the Expert Group chair, Kasper Hettinga (Wageningen University), followed by a live Q&A session, offering participants the opportunity to engage directly with experts and discuss implications for research and practice.
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