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Regional Symposium on Dietary Factors in Healthy Gut Microbiome: Prebiotics, Probiotics and Postbiotics
2026-08-26
Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
TITAN x Data4Food2030 Conference
2026-06-17 – 2026-06-18
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.
Webinar – Plant-Based Infant Nutrition
2026-06-30
Webinar, Online
This webinar will present key insights from the proceedings on plant-based protein in infant nutrition, recently published in Frontiers in Nutrition.
The gut microbiota is a complex and diverse ecosystem comprising over 100 trillion microorganisms located predominantly in the distal gut and plays essential roles in nutrient absorption and metabolism, protection against pathogens, regulation of immune function, and strengthening of the gut and intestinal barriers. Increasing evidence recognises a healthy gut microbiota as a critical determinant of human health, while alterations in its composition and functionality, often referred to as microbial dysbiosis, are associated with metabolic disorders and pathological processes such as inflammatory bowel disease, obesity, metabolic syndrome, autism, and certain cancers. Among the many factors that influence the diversity and composition of the gut microbiota, dietary factors are considered one of the main drivers across the lifetime.
This symposium will focus on 3 non-nutritional dietary factors in promoting healthy gut microbiota, namely prebiotics, probiotics, and postbiotics, which are increasingly recognised for their potential health benefits to the host.
ObjectivesThe symposium aims to:
- Provide scientific updates, including their roles in promoting a healthy gut microbiota
- Share research, innovative development and applications in food and supplements
- Review of regulatory status in SEA countries
- Discuss consumer understanding, perception and utilization
The1-day symposium will be held at:
Address: 31, Persiaran Bandar Utama, Bandar Utama, 47800 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Website: www.mworldhotel.com.my
REGISTRATION
| Industry (Non-ILSI SEA Region Members) | 800 RM | 400 SGD |
| Industry (ILSI SEA Region Members) | 700 RM | 350 SGD |
| Government / Academia /NSM | 400 RM | 250 SGD |
Local Rates are only applicable for participants residing in Malaysia.
Overseas Rates are subject to Eventbrite Service Fees. *Malaysian Registrants:
This symposium, co-organized by the Nutrition Society of Malaysia (NSM), will be applied for HRD Corp claim.
Registration is opening soon - Stay tuned!
ORGANIZER
CO-ORGANIZER
CONTACT
If you have any inquiries, please do not hesitate to contact us through:
ILSI Southeast Asia Region18 Mohamed Sultan Road #03-01 Singapore 238967
Tel: 65 6352 5220
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About the event
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.
Learn more and submitRegistration
Make sure to reserve your spot and register now!
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About the event
As interest in plant-based diets grows, understanding their nutritional adequacy, safety, and feasibility in infancy becomes increasingly important.
This webinar will present key insights from the recent publication on plant-based protein in infant nutrition by ILSI Europe's Early Nutrition and Long-Term Health (ENLH) Task Force, bringing together perspectives from nutrition science, clinical practice, and food research. It will explore:
- Current evidence on plant-based proteins in infant nutrition
- Key scientific and nutritional considerations
- Critical research gaps and future directions
Agenda
10:00 - Welcome & Introduction, Ching-Yu Chang, ILSI Europe10:05 - ENLH Proceedings: Key Considerations & Research Gaps in Plant-Based Infant Nutrition, Kasper Hettinga, Wageningen University
10:30 - Live Q&A
10:55 - Closing Remarks
Registration
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This symposium will focus on 3 non-nutritional dietary factors in promoting healthy gut microbiota, namely prebiotics, probiotics, and postbiotics, which are increasingly recognised for their potential health benefits to the host.
ObjectivesThe symposium aims to:
- Provide scientific updates, including their roles in promoting a healthy gut microbiota
- Share research, innovative development and applications in food and supplements
- Review of regulatory status in SEA countries
- Discuss consumer understanding, perception and utilization
The1-day symposium will be held at:
Address: 31, Persiaran Bandar Utama, Bandar Utama, 47800 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Website: www.mworldhotel.com.my
REGISTRATION
| Industry (Non-ILSI SEA Region Members) | 800 RM | 400 SGD |
| Industry (ILSI SEA Region Members) | 700 RM | 350 SGD |
| Government / Academia /NSM | 400 RM | 250 SGD |
Local Rates are only applicable for participants residing in Malaysia.
Overseas Rates are subject to Eventbrite Service Fees. *Malaysian Registrants:
This symposium, co-organized by the Nutrition Society of Malaysia (NSM), will be applied for HRD Corp claim.
Registration is opening soon - Stay tuned!
ORGANIZER
CO-ORGANIZER
CONTACT
If you have any inquiries, please do not hesitate to contact us through:
ILSI Southeast Asia Region18 Mohamed Sultan Road #03-01 Singapore 238967
Tel: 65 6352 5220
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