I. Novel Foods: Consumption and Nutrition. Chair: Dalia Mattioni |
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Student Assistants: |
Stella Barackov, Alyssa Perez, Janet Yator |
Roberta Alessandrini, Mhairi K. Brown, Sonia Pombo-Rodrigues, Sheena Bhageerutty, Feng J. He and Graham A. MacGregor |
The healthiness of plant-based meat products available in the UK |
Cynthia Faviero Lopes*, Xavier Gellynck, Marcia De Barcellos |
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Silvia Massa*, Ombretta Presenti*, Gian Paolo Leone, Raffaela Tavazza, Mariella Nocenzi*, Arianna Calderamo |
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Cristina Maria Ostermann, Hans de Steur and Marcia De Barcellos |
The effect of normative conflict on meat consumption behavior: a mixed-method study. |
Cinzia Piatti |
Hemp food – preliminary insights from the project “Tastino” – consumers’ acceptance? |
Ying Zhu* & Toritseju Begho* |
Presenters are identified in bold print. Asterisk indicates online participation.
II. Novel Foods: Consumption and Place. Chair: Alice Dal Gobbo |
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Student Assistants: |
Aubrey Arnt, Patricia Cacho |
Juliana Ardenghi and Rui M. Sá |
An Ethnographic Assessment of Two Brazilian Novel Foods in Portugal |
Elena Azzini, Lorenzo Barnaba, Ilaria Peluso, Federica Intorre, , Eugenia Venneria, Maria Stella Foddai, Donatella Ciarapica, Francesca Maiani, Anna Raguzzini and Angela Polito |
An Italian Picture on Total and Plant Protein Consumption and non-Communicable Disease Risk |
Tom Bry-Chevalier* |
Comparing the potential of meat alternatives for a more sustainable food system |
Nancy Chen |
Functional Food Innovations for Sustenance and Sustainability across Asia |
Alice Dal Gobbo and Francesca Forno* |
Good for thee and not for me. A pilot study into cultivated meat potential eaters. |
Sarah Najera-Espinosa |
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Vitoria Lucia Silva de Moraes* Camila Maranha Paes de Carvalho; Luciene Burlandy |
Produtos “Plant-Based”: Discursos sobre Alimentacao e sustentabilidaded no Brasil |
Presenters are identified in bold print. Asterisk indicates online participation.
III. Innovation, Regulation and Institutionalization. Chair: Bálint Balázs |
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Student Assistants: |
Julie Cheek, William Laumann, Mimi Veness |
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Richard Campbell & Samia Kirchner* |
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Kamila Guimaraes Schneider*and Sergio Schneider |
New Foods, New Dilemmas: A study on the Typology of Foodtechs in Brazil |
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Pietro Iannetta, Marta W. Vasconcelos, Bálint Balázs |
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Helio Junqueira* |
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Jean Pierre Medaets*and Sergio Schneider |
Governance in disruptive food transitions: the timeliness of participation |
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Alessandra Narciso |
Food safety, food security, and proprietary rights: The EU legislative and policy framework |
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Helen Rogers* and Manoj Dora |
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Ezgi Yildirim* |
The Relationship Between Efficiency and Sustainability in Agrofood: Soilless Agriculture |
Presenters are identified in bold print. Asterisk indicates online participation.
IV. Social, Cultural, and Ethical Implications. Chair: Valentina Peveri |
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Student Assistants: |
Isaiah Mack, Taylor Johnson, Mary Solomon |
Amy Bentley |
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Molly Bond* |
Un-earthing synthetic biology ‘natural products’. A global ethnography of stevia /ka’a he’ ê |
Elena Bossini, Fabio Bacchini, Andrea Borghini |
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Cliffton Cross* and Maggie Mills* |
Advancing First Nations’ Food Sovereignty: A Case Study from Frog Lake First Nations |
Flavio Lupia |
Rooftop rainwater harvesting: an option for sustainable irrigation in urban agriculture |
Louise Manning, Michael K. Goodman*, Tom MacMillan*, Alex Sexton, Illtud Dunsford, John Dooley*, Lisa Morgans, David Rose |
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Imam Mukhlis*, Isnawati Hidayah, Diah Wahyuningsih, Nila Cahayani, Nabil Rafif |
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Jennifer Harumi Tanaka* |
Presenters are identified in bold print. Asterisk indicates online participation.