Conference Themes & Topics
This conference provides a venue for researchers and practitioners in related fields from academia, industry, and government to meet where the latest research results are presented and prospects for future developments are discussed.
The CIVOX2 Organizing Committee cordially invites submissions of high-quality research papers reporting original work on, but not limited to, the following topics of interest:
Track 1: Vitamins and Trace Elements in Human Pathophysiology
- Role of vitamins and trace elements in metabolic disorders
- Deficiency and toxicity of micronutrients
- Oxidative stress and micronutrient interactions
- Impact of vitamins and trace elements on immune function
- Micronutrient supplementation in disease prevention and management
- Bioavailability and absorption of vitamins and minerals
- Advances in biomarkers for micronutrient status assessment
- Nutrigenomics and micronutrient interactions
Track 2: Metallic Micropollutants in Human and Environmental Health
- Sources and pathways of metallic micropollutants
- Toxicological effects of heavy metals (lead, mercury, cadmium, arsenic)
- Bioaccumulation and biomagnification in food chains
- Risk assessment and exposure modeling
- Environmental regulations and mitigation strategies
- Impact of metallic pollutants on human health
- Analytical techniques for detecting metallic contaminants
- Emerging trends in bioremediation of heavy metals
Track 3: Micronutrition and Microbiota
- Influence of micronutrients on gut microbiota composition
- Role of probiotics and prebiotics in micronutrient absorption
- Microbiome modulation through dietary interventions
- Gut-brain axis and micronutrition
- Dysbiosis and metabolic disorders
- Personalized nutrition based on microbiome analysis
- Interaction of micronutrients with intestinal barrier function
- Advances in microbiome research methodologies
Track 4: Metabolism and Evolution of Dietary Patterns
- Historical perspectives on dietary habits and metabolism
- Impact of modern diets on metabolic health
- Traditional diets and their metabolic benefits
- Evolutionary adaptations to diet and nutrition
- Nutritional epidemiology and dietary transitions
- Metabolic responses to plant-based vs. animal-based diets
- Personalized dietary recommendations based on metabolic profiling
- Role of functional foods in metabolic health
