IRTA Industrial & Academic Stakeholder event

The ambition of the European Commission is to make Europe the world’s first climate neutral continent by 2050. The strategy is to protect, conserve, and enhance the environment and protect citizens’ health and well-being from environment-related risks and impacts. The European project PIGWEB is funded under the EU Horizon 2020 programme and aims to strengthen the pig research community by providing and facilitating access to research infrastructures, by reinforcing a culture of cooperation between the research community and industrial and societal stakeholders, and by improving and integrating the services provided by the research infrastructures. The PIGWEB consortium provides the technical and scientific skills on key disciplines that are essential to assess and develop pig production as an element in the sustainable development of food production, in line with the Green Deal approach. Schedule 9:00 Introduction and expectations Jaap van Milgen, INRAE, France 9:10 Mapping your ideas: research infrastructures for the future Sam Millet et al., ILVO, Belgium 9:40 Scientific quality in pig research in practice – do we need SOPs and guidelines? R. Westin, A Wallenbeck, SLU, Sweden 10:05 To be fair, our data also need access to the outside Catherine Larzul, INRAE, France 10:30 Stakeholder engagement: one-way-street or highway? Noraly van Hemert, EFFAB, Belgium 10:55 Coffee break 11:20 Blood sampling without a needle or assess digestibility without digesta? Jan Værum Nørgaard, AARHUS UNIVERSITY, Denmark 11:45 Tools to monitor eating behavior and emotions C. Metges et al., FBN, Germany 12:10 Can feeding behaviour tell us more than just the amount of feed ingested? Giuseppe Bee, AGROSCOPE, Switzerland 12:35 How to interact with society about animal production and animal research? Jaap van Milgen, INRAE, France 12:55 Wrap-up and conclusion Jaap van Milgen, INRAE, France