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Webinar CATALYSE | Celebração do Dia Mundial da Alimentação

16.10.2024 10:00
Escola Superior de Biotecnologia | Online


No dia 16 de outubro, em celebração do Dia Mundial da Alimentação, a Escola Superior de Biotecnologia em colaboração com o ILSI - International Life Sciences Institute organiza mais um webinar no âmbito do projeto CATALYSE.

O evento contará com a presença da Dra. Anett Winkler, que abordará o tema "(Re-)Utilização de Água na Indústria Alimentar e de Bebidas".

Esta será uma excelente oportunidade de debate sobre práticas inovadoras para a gestão sustentável deste recurso indispensável.

Data: 16 de outubro de 2024
Hora: 10h00-11h00 (WEST)

 

Programme

10:00 | Reception and Registration

10:00 | CATALYSE presentation - CATALYSE coordination

10:15 | Community of Practice - CATALYSE WP4 team

10:30 | Managing the impact of the Green Agenda on Food Safety - Roy Kirby

11:00 | Food contaminants and risk management in Europe - Alejandro Rodarte

11:30 | Advancing Predictive Microbiology in the Digitalization Era to Enhance Risk Assessmentand Food Safety - Antonio Valero

12:00 | AI in Microbiology Food Safety - A critical momentum - Spore.bio

12:15 | Pioneering Safe Food : the future of Food safety for the common good - AssociationPioneering Safe Food Porto, Portugal

12:30 | Networking lunch

14:00 | What can AI do for food safety? - Ákos Bernard Józwiak

14:30 | The Digitalization of Food Safety - Food in Tech

14:45 | Persistence of Microorganisms in Food Production Environment: How Sequencing canhelp in Identifying and Eradicate Contamination Sources - Gonçalo Almeida

15:00 | BlendHub

15:15 | How Genomics can help in providing healthier and safer food - João Carriço

15:45 | MATCHMAKING – fair + coffee break

16:30 | The Importance of Quality in the Food Industry and Tools for Analytical ProcessContro - Silliker Portugal S. A. - MxNS Group

16:45 | How to Sell Food Safety - Nuno F. Soares

17:15 | LoopiX Patogen Detection in 90 minutes! – Christeyns

17:30 | Precis Salmonella – Rapid and Validated Method for Salmonella Detection in 48 Hours- ChemicalNor

17:45 | Closing