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Food Loss & Waste Innovation Hub: 1st webinar

Wed, Dec 07

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About the webinar: to share global knowledge and expertise in the field of food loss and waste

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Food Loss & Waste Innovation Hub: 1st webinar
Food Loss & Waste Innovation Hub: 1st webinar

Time & Location

Dec 07, 2022, 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM GMT+7

Zoom

About the Event

This is the first webinar of the series Food Loss & Waste Innovation Hub.

The webinar is to share global knowledge and expertise in the field of food loss and waste

Speakers: 

  • Kien Nguyen Van (HAPRI/UNE/ANU)
  • Simone Heimoana (CSIRO)
  • Ha Truong (CSIRO)
  • Gene Wijffels (CSIRO)

Dr. Kien is the Director of Food loss in the Pangasius Catfish Value Chain of the Mekong River Basin (CS-2020-209) - ACIAR/IDRC, a senior associate at HAPRI-UEH, and adjunct senior researcher at the School of Environmental & Rural Sciences, UNE; and research fellow at ANU RSM.

Dr. Heimoana: Prior to joining CSIRO Cotton Research in 1997, Dr. Heimoana worked in the horticultural export industry, on fruit fly ecology and management and quarantine disinfestation. Her background in Plant Protection and IPM fitted in well with developing IPM strategies in the Cotton Industry as well as research on economic pest thresholds, insect and plant sampling techniques, insect breeding and ecology, host plant resistance, non-target effects of Bt-cotton and insecticides, plant compensation for insect damage, resistance and insect borne diseases. Dr. Heimoana is interested in Entomophagy and participates in a CSIRO initiative into the development of insect protein raised on waste products. She is currently also looking into options to improve (i) insecticide application to better target sucking pests, and (ii) collaboration with pasture IPM groups in New Zealand.

Dr. Wijffels: Principal Research Scientist at CSIRO. Project Leader of Heat stress and inflammation

Dr. Ha Truong is an Aquaculture Nutritionist at CSIRO, with expertise in diet and ingredient evaluation, nutrient utilization, and digestive physiology of prawns. Through collaborations with industry and academia, her research aims to improve the sustainability and viability of Australian aquaculture through improved diet formulation and feeding strategies.

Agenda

  • Seminar opening, catfish project introduction - Kien Van Nguyen  - 5 minutes
  • Brief introduction to CSIRO and acknowledgement of country - Simone Heimoana - 2 minutes
  • The cotton trash problem and ideas to solve it - Simone Heimoana - 10 minutes
  • Use of food waste in Aquaculture - Ha Truong  - 15 minutes
  • BSF - Black Soldier Fly for biosolids waste management - Gene Wijffels - 15 minutes
  • Questions and discussions - Kien Van Nguyen - 13 minutes

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