
Findings from the RESTRUCTURE trial to be presented in ASN

RESTRUCTURE clinical trial findings to be presented at IUNS-ICN 2025

Predicting the eating rate of bread from its texture

Most Dutch consumers have a neutral and nuanced attitude towards industrial food processing

New study demonstrates a consistent effect of meal texture on eating rate and food intake across a wide range of meals

The clinical trial is underway: pre-data analysis scripts and detailed study methods

New Restructure findings show that bread shape influences energy intake

Participant recruitment for the clinical trial now open
The pre-registration of the Restructure trial is now open, you can find all the details at https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT06113146
Participant recruitment has started and currently screening prospective participants to start in January.

Marieke from RESTRUCTURE receives 1st price for best oral presentation at FENS
Marieke van Bruinessen, the PhD candidate from Wageningen University & Research (WUR) working on the RESTRUCTURE trial presented won an award for Best Oral Presentation at FENS 2023!
Marieke presented data from the Prestructure study on testing the Read more

RESTRUCTURE partners presented at 15th Pangborn Sensory Science Symposium in Nantes, France
The 15th Pangborn Sensory Science Symposium was held in Nantes, France between 20-24th August and was attended by over 1200 academics and industry researchers. The Sensory Science and Eating Behaviour (SSEB) Chair group was well represented with 14 members Read more

Emeritus Prof. and RESTRUCTURE Partner Kees de Graaf receives prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award.
We are delighted and proud to congratulate Emeritus Prof. Kees de Graaf (and RESTRUCUTRE partner) on receiving the 2023 Food Quality and Preference Lifetime Achievement Award at the recent Pangborn Sensory Science Symposium held in Nantes, France between 20-24th August Read more

New study from RESTRUCTURE suggests consumption of hard textured foods can reduce daily energy intake of UPFs.
Marlou Lasschuijt, an Assistant Professor in the Sensory Science and Eating Behavior group at Wageningen University, along with project partners, has recently released a new study titled “Speed Limits: The Effects of Industrial Food Processing and Food Texture on Read more