Korean Society of Food Science and Technology

The Korean Society of Food Science and Technology (KoSFoST) which was established in 1968 is the primary science society for sustenance experts - teachers, technologists, researchers, and understudies in the field of Korea nourishment science and innovation. In the course of recent years, the KoSFoST has offered significantly to the advancement and improvement of sustenance science and innovation by giving logical and specialized message to the nourishment science and innovation group and additionally the overall population. The general public is one of the greatest science social orders among more than 300 science social orders recorded in National Research Foundation in Korea. The objective of the KoSFoST is to advance exploration and training in the science and innovation of sustenance by encouraging join amongst the scholarly world and nourishment industry under the proverb 'business the scholarly world participation'. Keeping in mind the end goal to satisfy this point, the KoSFoST distributes Food Science and Biotechnology (FSB), an English diary listed in SCIE, alongside the distributed of bimonthly Korean Journal of Food Science and Technology, and quarterly Food Science and Industry which brings a scholarly learning and nourishment industry news. Plus, the KoSFoST is holding a few symposia, workshop, and preparing programs relevent to nourishment science and innovation during that time to add to the establishment of community connections among the scholarly world and businesses. The KoSFoST gives yearly meeting and worldwide symposium each mid-year for the sharing of thoughts and examination discoveries in the field of sustenance science and innovation group. The '2016 KoSFoST International Symposium and Annual Meeting' will be held in Deagu EXCO with the topic of "Sustenance Science for ordinary living through Innovation and Convergence". The experimental projects will have more than 20 investigative and instructive examinations with more than 1,000 publication presentations, 50 display stalls, and other significant exercises.