Events

International Conference: Salmonella in Pork Production

 On Thursday 6^th October, Teagasc Food Research Centre, Ashtown, will host a major European Conference on ‘Salmonella in Pork Production’. This international event, organised by Dr. Declan Bolton

International Conference & Demonstration Event:

 Strategies to Control Campylobacter in Poultry

On Thursday 29^th September, Teagasc Food Research Centre, Ashtown, will host an International Conference and Demonstration event on ‘Strategies to Control

The 57th International Congress of Meat Science and Technology (ICoMST) will be held from the 7th to the 12th August 2011 at Ghent University, Belgium. ICoMST is the annual forum for the international exchange of new scientific ideas in meat science

This symposium will be held from 2 till 5 july at the University of Ghent, Faculty of Bioscience, Auditorium Oehoe.

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At this conference scientists and representatives of authorities and the industry will come together to present and discuss the latest developments in the safe production of pigs and pork. Salmonella epidemiology and control and antimicrobial resista

National Zoonoses Conference Zoonoses: Advancing Collaboration and Control 

• surveillance informing action
• managing risk
• tackling pathogen challenges

Wed 8th & Thurs 9th June 2011

O’Reilly Hall, University College Dublin

UCD School of Public Health, P

Northern Ireland Assembly, Parliament Buildings, Belfast, Northern Ireland

Make your voice heard in Northern Ireland and raise the profile of science in the new Assembly!

This event is designed to raise the profile of science and to bring together th

This conference will provide a multidisciplinary forum to consider how public health can benefit from the recent advances in bioinformatics, microbiology, virology and genomics. The use of ‘second’- and ‘third’-generation sequencing te

'Warning Systems: Emerging Technologies in Early Detection of Chemical Risks'

The safefood Networks not only aim to bring together members of the industry, government / regulatory bodies and the research community to encourage information exchange,

The Biotoxin and Chemical Residues in food safefood networks will hold a joint one day Conference themed around ‘climate change and aquaculture' at the Wellington Park Hotel, Belfast on 31 May 2011. 

This Conference will bring together researchers,

The nature of the 'Grand Challenges' is interdisciplinary and foodINfront embraces this from all angles of food science. Sustainable solutions are needed in areas such as 1) Food security to ensure enough food for the world’s growing population, 2) S

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The Seventh European Symposium on Food Safety will be held in Ede, The Netherlands on the 18th- 20th May! More than 300 delegates are expected to come together to network and discuss the latest scientific developments in food safety. 

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This one-day conference will focus on various aspects of Listeria, including persistence, virulence and control. With some international speakers and covering the island of Ireland, it will be of interest to those in industry, regulation, research an

An international conference on 'strategies to control Campylobacter in poultry' will take place in Teagasc Food Research Centre, Ashtown, Dublin 15 on Thursday 14th April 2011. The most successful Campylobacter control programmes within Europe will b

The 40th Annual UCC Food Research Conference will be held on Thursday 31st March and Friday 1st April 2011.

Please encourage relevant postgraduate students to submit short abstracts on aspects of Food Research for presentation in oral or poster forma

The ASSET Research Centre (Queen's University Belfast) in collaboration with safefood are delighted to announce a major International Conference on food safety, to be held at Queen's University Belfast (21-24 March 2011).

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This workshop will examine the prevalence of established pathogens in Irish animal populations (Camplyobacter, E.coli, Mycobacterium avium paratuberculosis and Rotavirus) and the potential of emerging pathogens (MRSA, Yersinia enterocolitica and Tox