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Programme

TIME DETAILS
9.00 – 9.30 Registration
9.30 – 9.40 Opening
Dr. Martijntje Bakker, vice-chair of the JPI HDHL
9.40 – 10.20 Keynote speech: Initiating change for future-proof food systems and the role of gastronomy
Dr. Line Gordon, director of the Stockholm Resilience Centre (Stockholm University)
10.20 – 11.20 Panel discussion
What role could diet play towards a future food system? What does this require from an R&I policy perspective?

Panel members: Dr. João Breda (WHO) - Wojciech Kalamarz (DG Santé) - Barend Verachtert (DG RTD) - Dr. Laura Fernández (EUFIC and chair of the SHAB) - Prof. Edith Feskens (Chair of the SAB)
11.20 – 11.35 JPI HDHL science vlog contest
From all running JPI HDHL projects, early career scientists have been invited to participate in the JPI HDHL vlog contest. The best three vlogs will be presented during this plenary session.
11.40 – 12.35 Inspiration sessions
You can attend 2 of the following inspiration sessions
  1. The art of a dialogue for a healthy and sustainable food system
    Prof. dr. Noelle Aarts, professor Socio-Ecological Interactions (Radboud University, Nijmegen)

  2. Making healthy and sustainable food choices easier for consumers
    Camille Perrin, senior Food Policy Officer (European Consumer Organisation, BEUC)

  3. The Milan City Lab: Co-designing education and trainings for a future proof transformation of the local food system
    Matteo Villa, Project Officer (National Museum of Science and Technology, Milan)

  4. Innovative legume products for healthy and sustainable diets 
    Marta Vasconcelos, Principal Investigator (UCP, Portugal) and Bálint Balázs, senior research fellow (ESSRG, Hungary)

  5. La Louve: fostering inclusivity and better eating with a supermarket
    Tom Boothe, co-founder of La Louve (Paris, France)
12.35 – 13.40  Lunch
13.40 – 14.25 Keynote speech: The state of the art in nutrition, diet and health and the presentation of the new JPI HDHL Strategic Research Agenda
Prof. Helen Roche, Professor of Nutrigenomics (University College of Dublin)
14.30 – 16.30








 Workshops
  1. Research Impact, Legacy and Adoption- case studies in research communications
    By 4 selected JPI HDHL projects; Prof. Dorothee Volkert & Prof. Marjolein Visser of MaNuEL - Dr. Marcus Boehme of AMBROSIAC - Prof. Patrizia Riso of MaPLE - Prof. Turid Rustad of ProHealth. Moderated by Rhonda Smith, Founder and Director (Minerva, Ireland)

  2. Monitoring, benchmarking and supporting public and private sector action to increase healthy food environments
    Dr. Janas Harrington and Prof Catherine Woods, JPI HDHL project PEN (Policy Evaluation Network) - Dr. Stefanie Vandevijvere (INFORMAS) - Dr. João Breda, Programme Manager, Nutrition, PA & Obesity (WHO)

  3. Designing an educational module for Innovation in the Food System
    Dr. Patrick O'Mahony, Chief Specialist Food Science & Technology (Food Safety Authority of Ireland) - Dr. Hans Verhagen, Senior Science Coordinator (EFSA) - Dr. Maarten van der Kamp, Education Manager (EIT FOOD)

  4. Innovative approaches to increase impacts of R&I investments: the role of research funders (by Fit4food2030)
    Dr. Frank Kupper, Assistant professor of Science Communication (VU, Athena Institute, Amsterdam) - Andreas Netz, Challenge Driven Social Innovation (Vinnova) - Dr. Carlo Mango, Director of the area of Science and Tranformative Technology (Fondazione Cariplo)

  5. Exploring knowledge needs around food intolerances and allergies
    Prof. Edith Feskens, chair of the JPI HDHL Scientific Advisorey Board and Professor Nutrition and Health in the Lifecourse (Wageningen University, The Netherlands)
16.35 – 16.50  Closing and award ceremony winning science vlog
16.50 – 17.50  Goodbye drinks

For a more detailed programme, click here

JPI HDHL Science Vlog Contest

As part of the JPI HDHL conference, a science vlog (video log) contest for early career scientists was organised. From 14 running projects funded by JPI HDHL, we received a vlog made by one or more early career scientists.The best 3 vlogs selected by a review panel were shown during the conference and the audience could vote to select the winning one. The vlog of the GUTMOM project made by Lea Brix came out as the winner of the contest!

All the vlogs that were entered can be viewed on the JPI HDHL YouTube channel.

4th JPI HDHL conference

For an impression of the 4th JPI HDHL conference that took place on the 1st of December 2017, you can watch the after movie or read the conference report.

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