Events Archive old (2014-2016)

Events Archive new (2016)

The Exhibition will take place October 13 in Arnheim, the Netherlands.

Food Valley Expo provides a stage for the latest agro-food technologies, innovative companies and food clusters. The Expo offers you practical insights, the latest innovative ideas and enlarges your professional network. This annual event is a must for all professionals in the agro-food business and related industries.

October 13, Arnheim, the Netherlands

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From October 26 to 28th the 2nd Congress on Food Structure Design will take place in Antalya, Turkey organized by Akdeniz University Food Engineering Department as follow of the framework of the EU-funded COST Action FA1001.

The goal of the 2nd Congress on Food Structure Design is to strengthen at academic and industrial levels the scientific understanding of product design and engineering and to stimulate and accelerate the development of innovative, complex and highly structured products and suitable production processes.

This congress is meant to gather an interdisciplinary team of scientists from different research areas (food engineering, biophysics, applied soft matter, food technology, applied human nutrition, creative design) in the frame of an integrated process & product design approach for creating innovative multiphase structured foods. Aiming at reinforcing the quality and the international projection of this congress, we cordially invite you to be part of this international event.

The full program is available at http://www.fsd2016.org

October 26-28, Antalya, Turkey

The workshop will be held October 20-21, 2016 at Mannheim University of Applied Sciences (Biotechnology Dpt.). The workshop is intended for scientists and engineers in the Biotech, Pharmaceutical, Fine Chemical, Food, and Consumer Product industries that are interested in:

• Modeling and Optimization of Batch and Continuous Processes
• Cost of Goods Analysis
• Cycle Time Reduction and Debottlenecking
• Production Planning and Scheduling
• Capacity Analysi
• Lean Manufacturing
• Pollution Prevention and Control

Instructors at colleges and universities that teach Biochemical Engineering, Pharmaceutical Engineering, Process and Plant Design, Food Engineering, and related courses are welcome to attend.

For more information, visit http://www.intelligen.com/training.html

October 20-21, Mannheim, Germany

The Department of Agricultural and Food Sciences at Alma Mater Studiorum - University of Bologna (Italy) in collaboration with Elsevier is organizing the 2016 Writing Workshop  entitled "Writing on Food. How to publish in high impact factor journals: the keys to success, with daily writing exercises”. 

This five-day course is a practical workshop that will provide information, expert advice and practical experience on how to submit a paper in food science to a high-quality, peer-reviewed science journal – and increase the chances for getting it published. All participants will work on their own draft manuscripts for potential submission to a scientific food-science journal.

The target audience will be graduate students, PhD candidates and post-docs in food science (or in related disciplines such as food economy), along with any other interested individuals (e.g. faculty members). 

The course will be taught by Dr Judith Crews (Executive Editor, Journal of Food Composition and Analysis) under the co-ordination of Professor Tullia Gallina Toschi (Alma Mater Studiorum-University of Bologna).

Registration is now open

Fee: 350 € (280 € for UNIBO Students)

Deadline: October 3rd, 2016 

For more information, click here, visit the link or contact tutors Vladimiro Cardenia and Dr. Enrico Valli: [email protected]

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October 24-28, Bologna, Italy

From seed to point of sale. - The German Fruit & Vegetable Congress (DOGK) is a one-day event with presentations in the plenary and parallel forums to all important and current topics and issues throughout the supply chain. With this annual information and networking event, the fruit trade magazine (Dusseldorf), GS1 Germany (Cologne) and AMI (Bonn) give fresh impetus to the German fruit and vegetable sector.

The language of instruction will be German with simultaneous translation into English.

For more information, please click here.

September 15-16, 2016, Düsseldorf, Germany

Brussels, Belgium (English)

October 12-13, 2016, Brussels, Belgium

For the first time, three food projects FooD-STA, FOODLAB & IDEFI-ECOTROPHELIA get together to organize an international conference about food innovation stakes & business competitiveness at a European level. This event will especially cover the benefits and success of business-university partnerships, the importance of the sustainable development, the interest of business incubators and financial stakes.

Join us in the "Auditorium AG2R La Mondiale" on October 18th 2016 in Paris for several conferences and round tables on food innovation stakes & business competitiveness.

Innovation is an efficient competitiveness lever for the Food & Drink processing industries which evolve in a complex and demanding market. Business-university partnership is an interesting arrangement for both universities and industry: a rewarding professional experience for students and a good way to innovate for industries. This conference will handle those business-university partnerships and will approach different ways to support industries that innovate (business incubators and financial stakes). We will also broach the subject of sustainable development which must be included in the innovation process.

This event is supported by the SIAL, ANIA and CCI Vaucluse

More detailed information about the Conference and registration can be found in the following link

October 18, 2016, Paris, France

The TRADEIT and Trafoon Networks invite you to a joint closing conference titled - Open to Innovation: Networks for the sustainability of Traditional Food Sector in Europe. This event will share a vision for the future development of the SME food sector in Europe.

This vision has emerged from 3 years of regional engagement with SMEs, SME associations and researchers across Europe. The conference will present outcomes, best practices and recommendations from the TRADEIT and Trafoon projects with a special focus on:

• Vision for the Development of SME Food Sector in Europe
• SME Case Studies: Successes and Impacts of the TRADEIT & Trafoon Projects
• Best Practice Developed on Knowledge Exchange to SMEs
• Integrating Entreprenneurial Thinking into Food Research Centres
• Role of Networks and Intermediaries for the Support of SMEs

The TRADEIT and Trafoon Networks are composed of key actors in the food sector, including food producers, regional SME networks, food industry associations, enterprise development experts and leading research and innovation centres from across Europe.

For more information and registration, please visit the Website

October 19-20, 2016, Brussels, Belgium 

Designed for directors and technicians of industries, consultancies and laboratories of food, and other sectors (microbiological, clinical, pharmaceutical, cosmetic, chemical, environmental, etc.); food inspectors and other government staff; university teachers and technical staff, graduate and postgraduate students; people from other research centres; etc. 

Updated and detailed information: link

Lecturers and lectures:

• Dr. José Juan Rodríguez Jerez (UAB): "Overview on rapid methods, automation and miniaturization in microbiology"
• Dr. Armand Sánchez Bonastre (UAB): "Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and massive genome sequencing applied to food safety"
• Dr. David Rodríguez Lázaro (Universidad de Burgos, Burgos, Spain): "Harmonization and standardization in food molecular microbiology: Listeria monocytogenes and Salmonella spp. cases"
  
• Dr. José Martínez Peinado (Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Madrid, Spain): "Food yeasts: good friends, worse foes?"
• Dr. María del Carmen Portillo Guisado (Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Tarragona, Spain): "Microbiological spoilage of wines andcavas: who are the guilty and how to detect them"
  
• Dr. Olav Sliekers (Purac Biochem, Gorinchem, the Netherlands): "Meat and meat products spoilage in the genomic era: analysis with metagenomics and culture-dependent methods to meet the suspects"
• Dr. Martin G. Wilkinson (University of Limerick, Limerick, Ireland): "Flow cytometry and food microbiology: challenges, opportunities and progress to date"
  
• Mr. David Tomás Fornés (Nestec, Nestlé Research Center, Lausanne, Switzerland): "Sampling techniques for microbiological environmental monitoring in food industry"

November 22-25, 2016, Cerdanyola del Vallès, Spain