Healthy Food & Nutrition
Research into new trends and innovative concepts for healthy eating and translating these into VHL courses.
Open days
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Online Open Day
4 June
Research into new trends and innovative concepts for healthy eating and translating these into VHL courses.
Online Open Day
4 June
Online Open Day
4 June
Research into new trends and innovative concepts for healthy eating and translating these into VHL courses.
Welcome to the Applied Research Group Healthy Food & Nutrition, where we improve the quality of life through innovation in food and nutrition. We combine research and education to contribute to healthier food choices. "A wonderfully fascinating field!", says professor Lizette Oudhuis. She, along with the business sector, translates new trends into education, preparing students for a professional contribution to innovative concepts for healthy food for all ages.
The applied research group for Healthy Food & Nutrition strives for a world where everyone has access to healthy and sustainable food. Our mission is to contribute to better eating habits worldwide through groundbreaking research and collaboration with the industry.
All publications of the Applied Research Group for Healthy Food & Nutrition can be found on Greeni, the online library for green higher professional education.
Within the applied research group for Healthy Food & Nutrition, there is intensive collaboration with other applied research groups within VHL, Hanze University of Applied Sciences, and industry partners. Specifically, this includes:
Lizette Oudhuis
Professor Healthy Food & Nutrition
E-mail: lizette.oudhuis@hvhl.nl
The applied research group for Healthy Food & Nutrition is involved in the following two projects:
Research on the Potential of Fibre-Protein Interactions. Investigating the potential of fibre-protein interactions and enhancing their applicability by developing nutrient-rich beverages.
Development of New Products from Residual Streams. The goal of this project is to develop at least eight new products based on the residual streams of the partners.
Lizette Oudhuis earned her PhD from the University of Groningen in 1995 on the topic of phase behaviour in polymer blends. She then worked for 10 years at Avebe, the world’s largest producer of potato starch, potato protein, and derivatives, as a (senior) researcher.