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Three Take aways from the Global Food Summit at the Berlin Science Week 2021Three topics, 14 speakers from three continents, 240 registered listeners. This was our Global Food Summit Event on November 5th for the Berlin Science Week. If you missed it - the three take aways are:
- For an ecological transformation of our society, we need progress through technological innovation. For example recycling nutrients in a circular and not linear economy. But rules and regulations have to be aligned to this bioeconomic approach.
- The Global South is spearheading new innovative ways in waste and water management. Climate change asks for new solutions and biotechnology adds new ways to obtain drinking water from polluted rivers. For example with constructed wetlands.
- Europe is not prepared to meet the climate change in the area of food. Approvals of innovations via Novel Food regulations that would mitigate CO2 or water footprints take years, while other countries like the US or China are overtaking us.
We are extremely pleased with the contributions to the sociopolitical dialogue from a vast array of universities, research centers, politics and our audience: amongst others our key-note speaker Ralf Fücks, Founder of the Center for Liberal Modernity, Prof. Dr. Birner from the German Council for Bioeconomy, the Peruvian Ambassador in Berlin, H.E. Elmer Schialer Salcedo.
A special thanks goes to our partner Deutsches Institut für Lebensmitteltechnik e.V. (DIL)
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Agenda
Event of Friday, November 5th 2021
Start
Science and innovation in times of lateral thinking
Session 1
FARM2FORK
How can we close the nutrient cycle
Session 2
WATER AND CLIMATE
Future water management in cities
Session 3
A SCHNITZEL is just a string of molecules
Host
Stephan Becker-Sonnenschein
Welcoming & Introduction
Head & Founder, Global Food Summit
Welcoming & Introduction
Head & Founder, Global Food Summit
Session 1: How Can We Close the Nutrient Cycle
Ralf Fücks
EMERGENCE AND SKEPTICISM - COMBINING SUSTAINABILITY WITH INNOVATION
Managing Partner, Center for Liberal Modernity, Berlin
EMERGENCE AND SKEPTICISM - COMBINING SUSTAINABILITY WITH INNOVATION
Managing Partner, Center for Liberal Modernity, Berlin
Prof. Dr. Regina Birner
BIOECONOMY – CHANGE IN ECONONMY AND SOCIETY
Member of the German Bioeconomy Council; Chair of Social and Institutional Change in Agricultural Development, University of Hohenheim
BIOECONOMY – CHANGE IN ECONONMY AND SOCIETY
Member of the German Bioeconomy Council; Chair of Social and Institutional Change in Agricultural Development, University of Hohenheim
Dr. Christina Kuchendorf
NUTRIENTS FROM AND INTO BIOMASS - ALGAE IN A CIRCULAR BIOECONOMY
Institute of Bio- and Geosciences, Research Center Jülich GmbH, Jülich
NUTRIENTS FROM AND INTO BIOMASS - ALGAE IN A CIRCULAR BIOECONOMY
Institute of Bio- and Geosciences, Research Center Jülich GmbH, Jülich
Dr. Sven Hartmann
PHOSPHATE RECYCLING- CHANCES AND CHALLENGES ALONG THE WAY
Head of Plant Nutrition & Biostimulants, Industry Association Agriculture (IVA), Frankfurt
PHOSPHATE RECYCLING- CHANCES AND CHALLENGES ALONG THE WAY
Head of Plant Nutrition & Biostimulants, Industry Association Agriculture (IVA), Frankfurt
Session 2: Water and Climate - Future Water Management in Cities
H.E. Elmer Schialer Salcedo
PERU – 200 YEARS OF INNOVATION & INDEPENDENCE
Peruvian Ambassador in Germany, Berlin
PERU – 200 YEARS OF INNOVATION & INDEPENDENCE
Peruvian Ambassador in Germany, Berlin
Dr. Nehreen Majed
WASTEWATER DISPOSAL AND MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IN CITY ENVIRONMENT: HOW TO CONTRIBUTE TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE BIOECONOMY?
Associate Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, University of Asia Pacific, Dhaka
WASTEWATER DISPOSAL AND MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IN CITY ENVIRONMENT: HOW TO CONTRIBUTE TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE BIOECONOMY?
Associate Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, University of Asia Pacific, Dhaka
Prof. Dr. Christian von Hirschhausen
HOW CAN BIOECONOMY BE A PROFITABLE ECONOMY, EG. NUTRIENT CYCLES
Department of Economic and Infrastructure Policy, Technische Universität Berlin, Berlin
HOW CAN BIOECONOMY BE A PROFITABLE ECONOMY, EG. NUTRIENT CYCLES
Department of Economic and Infrastructure Policy, Technische Universität Berlin, Berlin
Dr. Sergiy Smetana
WATER FOOTPRINT AND FUTURE FOOD LIVESTOCK SYSTEMS
German Center for Food Technology (DIL), Quakenbrück
WATER FOOTPRINT AND FUTURE FOOD LIVESTOCK SYSTEMS
German Center for Food Technology (DIL), Quakenbrück
Session 3: A Schnitzel is Just a String of Molecules
Alfred Jansen
CELL CULTURED FISH: FACING THE CHALLENGES OF SUSTAINABILITY AND INCREASING DEMAND
Head of Corporate, Brand & Sustainability Communications, IGLO, Frankfurt
CELL CULTURED FISH: FACING THE CHALLENGES OF SUSTAINABILITY AND INCREASING DEMAND
Head of Corporate, Brand & Sustainability Communications, IGLO, Frankfurt
Dr. Volker Heinz
PLANT PROTEINS IN NUTRITION
Chair of the German Center for Food Technology (DIL), Quakenbrück
PLANT PROTEINS IN NUTRITION
Chair of the German Center for Food Technology (DIL), Quakenbrück
Raffael Wohlgensinger
FERMENTATION OF MILK AND CHEESE
Founder and CEO at FORMO, Berlin
FERMENTATION OF MILK AND CHEESE
Founder and CEO at FORMO, Berlin
Cathy Preißer
THE POWER OF BIOTECHNOLOGY IN DISRUPTING THE FOOD INDUSTRY
Co-Founder and VP at Mushlabs
THE POWER OF BIOTECHNOLOGY IN DISRUPTING THE FOOD INDUSTRY
Co-Founder and VP at Mushlabs
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