Last Update:: 25.03.2006
 
SYMPOSIUM PROGRAMME
 
Sunday 08.05.2005
Session 1 Contribution of Vinegar to human culture
 
Monday 09.05.2005
Session 2 Vinegars of the world
Session 2.1 Vinegars from seeds and cereals
Session 2.2 Vinegars from grape and wine
Session 2.3 Special vinegars and food
Session 3 Vinegar and technology
 
Tuesday 10.05.2005
Session 3 Vinegar and technology
Session 4 Vinegar: Microbiology
Session 4.1 Acetic acid bacteria - taxonomy and molecular biology
Session 4.2 Acetic acid bacteria - ecology
 
Wednesday 11.05.2005
Session 5 Acetic acid bacteria in related technologies
Session 5.1 Acetic acid bacteria and wine
Session 5.2 Acetic acid bacteria and food and beverage spoilage
 
Thursday 12.05.2005
Session 6 Vinegar, acetic acid bacteria and health
Session 6.1 Vinegar and medicine
CLOSING SESSION

Sunday 08.05.2005

Time Contribution of Vinegar to human culture
12.30 Registration, accommodation, Poster settings
17.00

Opening ceremony
Chairs: Paolo Giudici, Italy; Alberto Melloni, Italy

18.00 Opening Lecture
Vinegar: myth, history and culture
Maria Teresa Schettino, Italy
18.30

Session 1 Contribution of Vinegar to human culture  

Chairs: Paolo Giudici, Italy; Alberto Melloni, Italy
18.35

OL01-01
Vinegar in the Este Duchy. A story of customs, traditions and politics
Ugo Rangone, Italy

19.00 Welcome party

Monday 09.05.2005

Time Vinegars of the world
8.00 Registration, Poster settings
9.00

Session 2 Vinegars of the world

9.05

Key note lecture:
Chairs: Paolo Giudici, Italy; Peter Raspor, Slovenia

KNL02-01
The role of sensory science in describing the “identity” of typical product: the case of Vinegar of Modena
Mario Bertuccioli, Italy

9.35

Session 2.1 Vinegars from seeds and cereals

Chairs: Luc De Vuyst, Belgium; Peter Raspor, Slovenia

9.40

OL02-01
The manufacture of traditional malt and distilled malt vinegars
Bill Grierson, United Kingdom

9.55

OL02-02
Acetic acid bacteria in traditional japanese rice vinegars
Yoshikatsu Murooka,
Japan

10.10

OL02-03
The sensory analysis of Balsamic Vinegar of Modena: from the quality model individuation to the certification
Luigi Odello, Italy

10.25 Coffee break
11.15

Session 2.2 Vinegars from grape and wine

Chairs: Jacques Bourgeois, Switzerland; Peter Raspor, Slovenia

11.20

OL02-04
Aceto Balsamico di Modena between tradition and market
Cesare Mazzetti, Italy

11.35

OL02-05
The solera system for the Vinagre de Jerez
Jorge Pascual, Spain

11.50

OL02-06
Theoretical approach to age determination of Traditional Balsamic Vinegar
Sara Landi, Italy

12.05

OL02-07
The yeasts of Traditional Balsamic Vinegar
Lisa Solieri, Italy

12.20 Lunch-time

14.00

14.05

Session 2.3 Special vinegars and food

Key note lecture:
Chairs: Yoshikatsu Murooka, Japan; Carmen Prieto, Chile

 

KNL02-02
Population dynamics of acetic acid bacteria during cocoa fermentation
Luc De Vuyst, Belgium

14.35

OL02-08
Acetic acid bacteria of Traditional Balsamic Vinegar
Luciana De Vero, Italy

14.50

OL02-09
Environmental technologies and acetic acid bacteria: yeast biomass recovery and acetic acid productions from cheese whey
Giancarlo Ranalli, Italy

15.05

OL02-10
Fruit vinegars based on citrus wines
Andrea Caridi, Italy

15.20

OL02-11
Traditional Balsamic Vinegar, technology and tradition
Giovanni Masini, Italy

15.35 Coffee break

16.05

16.10

Session 3 Vinegar and technology

Key note lecture:
Chairs: Paolo Giudici, Italy; Isidoro Garcia, Spain

 

KNL 03-01
Evolution of polyphenol and related substances during vinegar aging
Ana Troncoso, Spain

16.40

Session 3 Vinegar and technology

Chairs: Isidoro Garcia, Spain; Ana Troncoso, Spain

16.45

OL03-01
Real time monitoring of an industrial Gluconobacter fermentation process
Linda Harvey, United Kingdom

17.00

OL03-02
Improvements for an optimized process strategy in vinegar fermentation
Frank Emde, Germany

17.15 OL03-03
Modelling and parametric adjustment of the whole cycle of a semi-continuous wine vinegar process
Jorge Jiménez, Spain
17.30 OL03-04
Biotransformation of glucose to 5-keto-D-gluconate, a precursor of L-(+)-tartaric acid
Ute Herrmann, Germany
17.45 Poster sessions
 

Tuesday 10.05.2005

Time Vinegar and technology
9.00

Session 3 Vinegar and technology

Chairs: Linda Harvey, United Kingdom; Ute Herrmann, Germany

9.05

OL03-05
The complete genome sequence of Gluconobacter oxydans deciphering the process of incomplete oxidation
Uwe Deppenmeier, USA

9.20

OL03-06
Molecular basis of acetic acid resistance in acetic acid bacteria
Masahiro Fukaya, Japan

9.35

OL03-07
A proton motive force-dependent acetic acid efflux pump in Acetobacter aceti
Kazunobu Matsushita, Japan

9.50 OL03-08
Optimisation of the wine vinegar process. Influence of ethanol concentration at the moment of discharge
Isidoro García, Spain
10.05 OL03-09
Optimum operating conditions in closed-system industrial acetifiers (continuous operation): a study by computer simulation
Manuel Macías, Spain
10.20 Coffee break

10.50

10.55

Session 4 Vinegar: Microbiology

Key note lecture:
Chairs: Naoto Tonouchi, Japan; Wolfgang Ludwig, Germany 

 

KNL04-01
Genera and species in acetic acid bacteria their past, present and future
Yuzo Yamada, Japan

11.25

OL04-01
Identification and classification of strains assigned to the genus Gluconobacter based on restriction and sequence analyses of 16S-23S rDNA internal transcribed spacer regions
Pattaraporn Yukphan, Thailand

11.40

OL04-02
Description of Gluconacetobacter swingsii sp. nov. and Gluconacetobacter rhaeticus sp. nov., isolated from Italian apple fruit
Ilse Cleenwerck, Belgium

11.55

OL04-03
The genera Acetobacter and Gluconacetobacter: taxonomic evaluation with theoretical and practical implications
Marta Marzotto, Italy

12.10 OL04-04
Rapid method for total, viable and non viable acetic acid bacteria determination
Inés M. Santos, Spain
12.25 Lunch-time
14.00

Session 4.1 Acetic acid bacteria - taxonomy and molecular biology

14.05

Key note lecture:
Chairs: Francisco Barja, Switzerland; Josè M. Guillamòn, Spain

KNL04-02
Nucleic acid techniques in bacterial systematics and identification
Wolfgang Ludwig, Germany

14.35

OL04-05
Phylogenetic analysis and identification of acetic acid bacteria based on various genomic sequences
Janja Trcek, Slovenia

14.50

OL04-06
Functional analysis of adhS gene encoding subunit III of alcohol dehydrogenase from Acetobacter pasteurianus SKU 1108
Gunjana Theeragool, Thailand

15.05

OL04-07
The PQQ-alcohol dehydrogenase of Gluconacetobacter diazotrophicus PAL5
Edgardo Escamilla, México

15.20

OL04-08
Biocatalytic coatings of acetic acid bacteria
Michael C. Flickinger, USA

15.35 Coffee break

16.05

16.10

 

Session 4.2 Acetic acid bacteria - ecology

Key note lecture:
Chairs: Raul Osvaldo Pedraza, Argentina; Wolfgang Ludwig, Germany

 

KNL04-03
Ecology of acetic acid bacteria in natural environments as sources for vinegar technology
Peter Raspor, Slovenia

16.40

OL04-09
Molecular techniques of identification and quantification of acetic acid bacteria
Josè M. Guillamòn, Spain

16.55 OL04-10
Nitrogen fixing acetobacteria
Raul Osvaldo Pedraza, Argentina
17.10

OL04-11
Molecular and morphological characterization of acetic acid bacteria from industrial fermenters of wine vinegar production
Francisco Barja, Switzerland

17.25

OL04-12
Diversity of acetic acid bacteria in Indonesia, Thailand, and the Philippines
Puspita Lisdiyanti, Indonesia

17.40 Poster sessions
19.00 Gala Dinner
 

Wednesday 11.05.2005

Time Acetic acid bacteria in related technologies

9.00

9.05

Session 5 Acetic acid bacteria in related technologies

Key note lecture:
Chairs: Paolo Giudici, Italy; Albert Mas, Spain

 

KNL 05-01
Acetic acid bacteria from grapes to wine
Aline Lonvaud-Funel, France

9.35

Session 5.1 Acetic acid bacteria and wine

Chairs: Aline Lonvaud-Funel, France; Uwe Deppenmeier, USA

9.40

OL05-01
Acetic acid bacteria population dynamics during wine fermentation
Albert Mas, Spain

9.55

OL05-02
Acetic acid bacteria isolated from Cabernet Sauvignon grapes in different chilean valleys
Carmen Prieto, Chile

10.10

OL05-03
Spoilage of wine by acetic acid bacteria – The story in a bottle
Eveline Bartowsky, Australia

10.25 Coffee break
10.55 Session 5.2 Acetic acid bacteria and food and beverage spoilage

Chairs: Aline Lonvaud-Funel, France; Albert Mas, Spain

11.00

OL05-04
Vinegar eels: state of the art and perspectives
Giulio Petroni, Italy

11.15

OL05-05
Modulation of acetic acid and other metabolites in sourdough fermentation: effect on bread quality and shelf-life
Maria Elisabetta Guerzoni, Italy

11.30

OL05-06
Antimicrobial effects of lemon juice and vinegar against Salmonella typhimurium and Yersinia enterocolitica on salad vegetables
Ilkin Yucel Sengun, Turkey

11.45 Lunch-time
  Afternoon Balsamic trip
 

Thursday 12.05.2005

Time Vinegar, acetic acid bacteria and health

9.00

9.05

Session 6 Vinegar, acetic acid bacteria and health

Key note lecture:
Chairs: Paolo Giudici, Italy; Ilkin Yucel Sengun, Turkey

 

KNL 06-01
Uses of vinegar in the folk medical practices of the Mediterranean
Andrea Pieroni,United Kingdom

9.35 Session 6.1 Vinegar and medicine

Chairs: Andrea Pieroni, United Kingdom; Ilkin Yucel Sengun, Turkey

9.40

OL06-01
Vinegar polyphenols increase the proteolysis and decrease the oxidative stress during digestion by pepsin
Davide Tagliazucchi, Italy

9.55

OL06-02
Vinegars: their use in foods, cosmetics, therapeutics and detergents
Jacques Bourgeois, Switzerland

10.10

OL06-03
Vinegar from whey as an ingredient of dairy cows ration
Elisabetta Salimei, Italy

10.25 Coffee break
11.00

CLOSING SESSION
Chairs: Paolo Giudici, Italy; Ana Troncoso, Spain

11.05

Closing lecture:
Acetic acid bacteria GMO for the future?
Naoto Tonouchi, Japan

11.35

Craft Project presentation
Wood solutions to excessive acetification length in traditional vinegar production. WINEGAR. Albert Mas, Spain

11.40

Closing Ceremony

Chairs: Ana Troncoso, Spain; Puspita Lisdiyanti, Indonesia; Peter Raspor, Slovenia; Kazunobu Matsushita, Japan; Gunjana Theeragool, Thailand; Wolfgang Ludwig, Germany; Albert Mas, Spain; Paolo Giudici, Italy

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