Polyphenols: Redefining health strategies through science-driven innovation
Meeting Announcement
Polyphenols Applications 2025 | October 2–3, Corinthia Palace, Malta
The 18th World Congress on Polyphenols Applications will bring together leading international experts, clinical researchers, chemists, and food technologists to present and debate the latest discoveries in polyphenol science, from gut microbiota and metabolic regulation to brain health, sustainable applications, and advanced delivery systems.
This prestigious scientific congress is chaired by Jan Frederik Stevens (Oregon State University, USA) and Andreas Schieber (University of Bonn, Germany), who emphasize the congress’s central mission: To bridge molecular science with actionable health strategies in the age of chronic diseases and health system overload.
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