Introducing the Soy Series

A special three-part webinar series on The Future of Soy for Health and Sustainability – Sharing Global Learnings.

Soy has been part of the traditional Asian cuisine for centuries – and it is fast becoming an increasing part of the global diet. In this three-part webinar series, you will hear from internationally-acclaimed experts discussing the latest research across the globe and exploring the future of soy – for both health and sustainability.

Topics include: Sarcopenia, sports nutrition, women’s health, breast cancer risk, the role of soy isoflavones beyond the endocrine system and in the gut barrier, and novel applications of soy products

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Why Consider Soy Alternatives to Dairy and Meat
Soy Series

Why Consider Soy Alternatives to Dairy and Meat

Professor Ian Rowland, Professor Shigeru Yamamoto, Dr Joan Trabal, Professor Mitsutaka Kohno
This webinar covers the latest soy research in health and sustainability, consumption and perceptions in the UK and learnings from Southeast Asia.
140 minutes     Free  
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Soy Isoflavones in the Endocrine System
Soy Series

Soy Isoflavones in the Endocrine System

Professor Mark Messina, Professor Yoshiko Ishimi, Professor Sabine Ellinger, Professor Hirofumi Tachibana
In this webinar, leading experts share the latest significant peer-reviewed research papers on soy and the endocrine system.
140 minutes     Free  
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Soy products – future opportunities & novel applications
Soy Series

Soy products – future opportunities & novel applications

Dr Cristian Del Bo, Professor Takeshi Nikawa, Dr Yohann Vollman, Professor Shigeki Furuya
In this webinar, leading experts share the latest significant peer-reviewed research papers future opportunities and novel applications of soy.
140 minutes     free  
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This webinar is being run in association with Alpro Foundation and The Fuji Foundation for Protein Research

About Alpro Foundation
Alpro Foundation is an independent non-profit organisation that was founded in 1996 in order to support scientific research into nutrition and to promote knowledge and awareness of plant-based nutrition, health and sustainability. Various resources for academics, health professionals and students can be found on their website www.alprofoundation.org

About Fuji Foundation for Protein Research
Fuji Foundation for Protein Research was established to support soy protein research and thereby contribute to human health, nutrition and food sustainability.
The Fuji Oil Group established The Research Committee of Soy Protein Nutrition in 1979 in Japan to advance both basic research and applications knowledge relating to soy. This Committee was the forerunner of the Fuji Foundation for Protein Research, a Japan-registered charity that promotes research on plant protein, in particular soy.
Since 1991, the Foundation has made grants to Japan-based research groups investigating plant protein in 4 subject areas:

  • Nutrition & health
  • Functionality
  • Plant cultivation
  • Food culture

To date, these awards the focus has been on soy protein research. However, the Foundation plans to expand its activities to other plant proteins and offer grants to overseas researchers from 2023 onwards. English language website www.fujiproteinfoundation.org

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