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We are conducting research to discover and commercialize functional food materials from food resources, develop domestic plant-based alternative protein materials, upcycle agri-food byproducts into new materials, and innovate the future food industry through food tech.
Discovery and industrialization of functional materials to increase the added value of domestic agri-food resources
Development of functional foods based on scientific efficacy evaluation
Registration and commercialization of health functional food ingredients
Registration of barley sprout as an ‘alcohol-induced liver protection functional ingredient’ (2023) and technology transfer (2024, Novarex)
Development of Adzuki bean sprout (Respiratory health improvement), wheat sprout (Sarcopenia), soy sprout (Bone Health Improvement)
Development of plant-based materials and practical technologies to promote consumption of domestic agricultural products
Collection of information on extrusion molding conditions, structuring, and physicochemical properties of domestic alternative food ingredients
Development and practical application of future-oriented plant-based alternative protein and fat materials
(Protein) Production of isolated protein and evaluation of suitability for processed products such as beverages
(Fat) Development of room-temperature stabilization processing technologies for soybean oil and others
Development and dissemination of technologies for upcycling agri-food byproducts linked to local fields
Development of successful upcycling models connecting raw material supply and material Industry
Development of standardized preprocessing, storage, and distribution technologies for raw materials
Modeling of stable byproduct supply centered on major production areas
Problem solving on site
Development and dissemination of core technologies for the material industry
Promotion of upcycling industrialization through regulatory special cases for agricultural byproducts: 7 cases (2025)
Industrial application of materials: food additives, functional ingredients, cosmetic materials, etc.