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Post-Doc fellowship at the Food Microbial Ecology lab – Micalis Institute – INRAe

Post-Doc fellowship at the Food Microbial Ecology lab – Micalis Institute – INRAe (France) in the frame of ANR Metasimfood project.

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Special Issue “New Insights on Traditional Fermented Beverages”

📢 Special Issue “New Insights on Traditional Fermented Beverages” 👩‍🏫 Guest Editors: Mónica Gandía and Amparo Gamero Lluna, CA20128 members More info at www.mdpi.com

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Special Issues: “Tradition and Modernity in Fermented Foods: Emerging Trends to Promote Quality, Safety and More”

“Tradition and Modernity in Fermented Foods: Emerging Trends to Promote Quality, Safety and More” in Applied Microbiology from a CA20128 member Fani Mantzouridou, Associate Professor

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The Evolution of Fermented Milks, from Artisanal to Industrial Products: A Critical Review

A new remarkable review paper from a CA20128 member. Photis Papademas and co-authors Thomas Bintsis and Photis Papademas (2022) The Evolution of Fermented Milks, from

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Special Issues: “Microbial Safety of Fermented Foods”

A new Special Issues of Microorganisms (ISSN 2076-2607) from a CA20128 member. Dr. Marta Laranjo launched an article collection on the topic “Microbial Safety of

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Knowledge of fermentation and health benefits among general population in North-eastern Slovenia

A new interesting scientific article from a CA20128 member. Sabina Fijan and co-authors Šikić-Pogačar M, Turk DM, Fijan S. (2022) Knowledge of fermentation and health

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IJERPH Webinar | Food Microbiology: The Past and the New Challenges

Food production and distribution systems are becoming more interdependent, integrated, and globalized. At the same time, escalating and heavily publicized outbreaks of foodborne diseases continue

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International Congress on Food Researches 2022 (ICONFOOD’22)

On Friday, 14th October 2022 Prof. Emre Hastaoğlu co-organized and moderated the online session “Innovation, Health and Food” as part of the International Congress on

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PIMENTO side event at the FAO Science and Innovation Forum 2022

The Core Group of the CA20128 – Promoting Innovation of ferMENTed fOods (PIMENTO) together with National Research Council (CNR) of Italy – Department of Biology,

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4th IJERPH Webinar – The Use of Starter Cultures to Improve Food Safety

You can find all information (programme, registration link, etc.) here

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WG3 meeting in Belgrade

First face-to-face WG3 meeting was held in Belgrade on the 23th-25th of May 2022. The first workshop of the WP3 took place in Belgrade, Serbia,

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Core Group meeting in Madrid

First face-to-face CG meeting was held in Madrid on the 5th and 6th of May, 2022.

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PIMENTO

The long-term goal of PIMENTO is to place Europe at the spearhead of innovation on microbial foods, promoting health, regional diversity, local production at different scales, contributing to economical and societal development as well as food sovereignty. To respond to this challenge, the scientific and non-scientific communities need to join forces and co-construct a multi-stakeholder vision and dynamic in the field of Fermented Foods (FF).

Action Details

Action Chair: Dr Christophe CHASSARD
Action Vice-chair: Dr JUANA FRIAS

MoU – 068/21
CSO Approval date – 25/05/2021
Start date – 08/11/2021
End date – 07/11/2025

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