How future tools can predict toxicity in food and protect consumers
- 15 Dec 2020
Criminals are getting smarter using new methods and technologies to exploit global food supply chains, risking permanent damage to food and beverage brands. In this live webinar discover:
Online session agenda:
Sessions:
Cost: £25 (Members), £50 (Non-members), £15 (Students) all plus VAT per delegate
Time: 9.30am - 12.00pm
Platform: Microsoft Teams
A certificate of attendance is included in the price
Dr James Donarski holds joint positions as the head of food authenticity at Fera Science and a senior lecturer in the field of chemistry at Newcastle University.
James has published over 20 peer-reviewed articles including guidelines for building food authenticity databases. He is a member of the European Committee for Standardization (CEN) technical committee 460 – Food Authenticity, where he acts as a national expert in the field of food authentication.
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Dr Adrian Charlton BSc, PhD is a principal scientist and biochemist at Fera Science with over 20 years of post-doctoral experience and 60+ peer reviewed publications.
Adrian’s expertise relates to the control and regulation of adulterants, contaminants and allergens that threaten a sustainable food supply chain.Representing UK and international governments in relation to food safety, quality and authenticity, Adrian advises bodies including UN-FAO, WHO, EU, EFSA, CEN and ISO. Adrian also chairs the UK Bee Products Committee working closely with BSI, developing the technical aspects of the Food Assurance Kitemark.
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"Sustainable Food Production in Uncertain Times"
17th, 18th & 19th November 2020 - Online Conference
Scientists from Fera and Newcastle University will discuss their current research in the context of recent national and global challenges; sharing knowledge and innovation to promote collaboration and exchange of ideas. Through oral presentations, poster sessions and sandpits, there will be opportunities to examine how we can respond to demands in sustainable agriculture and food production, with consideration to recent government Bills in the agri-food-environment and the National Food Strategy.
Keynote speakers have been confirmed for sessions in food, farming, environment and chemicals; with specific reference to the challenges of 2021 and beyond.
The event will be opened by David Kennedy (Defra DG Food, Farming and Biosecurity) and features guest speakers Richard Bramley (Farmer Scientist Network) David Hill (The Environment Bank) Sue Davies (Which?), Guy Pengelley (Milltrust), Dave Bench (Crop Protection Association) and will be closed with a keynote address and student prizes awarded by Prof Gideon Henderson.
Tuesday 17th November Sandpit – AMR: https://fera.zoom.us/j/92741347821?pwd=bGs3S2JLaHBTOW5HQWcxVFB4UjJndz09
Wednesday 18th November Poster Session: https://fera.zoom.us/j/92769666694?pwd=MkRlc0liOERuNm4xVzl2ZW8rL0Z0UT09
Thursday 19th November Sandpit - Measuring Biodiversity: https://fera.zoom.us/j/94714356653?pwd=ZE5hYVRrQzlQbm9OSkhEQ21tYUlSUT09
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