GoIndependent

3D-printing of texture-modified food featured this morning in the morning news in Sweden's TV4. Astrid Ahlinder and Mats Stading from RISE printed timbales live in the studio in Stockholm, see

3D-mat kan hjälpa äldre: ”Ska öka matlusten!” Åldersrelaterad undernäring är ett allvarligt samhällsproblem och genom att 3D-printa mat som både är aptitlig och utformad så att den går lätt att svälja hoppas forskarna kunna bidra till bättre h...

GoIndependent on Swedish Public Radio

The main food program "Meny" today published a special episode on mouthfeel. It presented different aspects including the work on timbals and other texture-modified foods and much reference was given to Japanese food textures.

You can listen to the program for February 4 (mainly in Swedish) at

Alla avsnitt - Meny Sveriges Radios matprogram som tittar djupt i grytorna.

Latest results presented in Tokyo

The latest results from GoIndependent was presented at a seminar arranged jointly by the Japan Science and Technology Agency and Sweden's Innovation Agency Vinnova by Koichiro Matsuo and Mats Stading. The Swedish Embassy in Tokyo was hosting the seminar with Swedish participants joining on-line. The presentation is available at

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