ProfessorRussell Keast

Professor

Faculty of Health/School of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

  • AFFILIATION
    Institute of Food Technologists (Professional)
  • AFFILIATION
    Australian Institute of Food Science and Technology (Professional)
  • AWARDS AND HONOURS
    New Jersey Pharmaceutical Association Award for research on bitterness inhibition
  • CONFERENCE ORGANISING
    Keast R. 2014 Weurman Fl.avour Sysposium. Cambridge University UK. (Invited Plenary) Fat, the sixth taste
  • CONFERENCE ORGANISING
    Keast R. 2014 The Science of Taste. Copenhagen (Invited Speaker). Is fat the sixth taste. Evidence and Implications.
  • CONFERENCE ORGANISING
    Keast R. 2013 Nutrition Society of Australia. Brisbane. (Invited Plenary) A taste for energy homeostasis: sweet and fatty.
  • CONFERENCE ORGANISING
    Keast R. 2013 AIFST Convention. Brisbane. Panel discussion on salt reduction in foods. (Invited)
  • CONFERENCE ORGANISING
    Keast R. 2012 Royal Society. Taste Australia. Adelaide. Panel discussion on taste perception. (Invited)
  • CONFERENCE ORGANISING
    Keast R. 2011. Taste and implication for health (Invited Keynote). Consumer and Applied Sciences Centenary Conference, Dunedin, New Zealand.
  • CONFERENCE ORGANISING
    Keast R. 2011. Salt consumption. Why do we consume so much, and the influence on CVD (Invited Plenary). Australian Cardiovascular Nursing College Conference, Melbourne.
  • CONFERENCE ORGANISING
    Keast R. 2010. The Future of Food (Invited presentation). Royal Institute of Australia as part of Tasting Australia convention, Adelaide.
  • CONFERENCE ORGANISING
    Keast R. 2010. Fat taste, implications for satiety (Invited presentation). International Life Sciences Institute -Saturated and trans fats, Sydney.
  • CONFERENCE ORGANISING
    Keast R. 2009. Salt, the sensory perspective (Invited presentation). International Life Sciences Institute - The Salt Forum, Sydney.
  • CONFERENCE ORGANISING
    Keast R. 2009. The taste of salt and the potential for salt reduction in foods (Invited presentation). The Australian Academy of Science - Salt in the diet: The elephant in the room, Sydney.
  • PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY
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