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GENERAL MEETING COST ACTION 19124

March 25, 2021 9:30 -5:20 (CET) ONLINE

AGENDA

9:30 Introduction and aim of Circul-a-bility by Chair and Co-chairs, Milena Corredig and Giancarlo

Colelli

9:50 brief networking “scramble” (breakout rooms, networking)

10:00 GET ENGAGED: presentations from working groups and their working activities. Q/A

10:00 WG1 – WGL: Fatima Pocas

10.20 WG2 – WGL: Begonya Marcos

10:40 WG3– WGL: Elena Arranz

11:00 coffee break

11:15 WG4– WGL: Victoria Krauter

11:25 WG5– WGL: Grzegorz Ganczewski

11:55 breakout session: definitions of sustainability Grzegorz Ganczewski

[notes: sustainability can be understood differently depending on the context. It is vital we all speak the

same language. Let’s harmonize”

Breakout groups will be created and chaired by WGleaders and co-chairs

12:30 Lunch break

13:20 results from breakout sessions Grzegorz Ganczewski

13:30 Kristina Dorny (presentation of STSM call)

Let’s meet each other: flash presentations: and Milena Corredig - the intent of this time is to give

everyone an opportunity to present their institute, laboratory and research activity, to engage in

collaboration.

The table below is the list of the flash presentations from the sign up list (apologies for those left out – due

to lack of time).

13:40 Sinead Mellett Bioscience Research

Institute/Athlone Institue of Technology

Ireland Sustainable Seafood/Neptunus Interreg

Atlantic Area Project

13:50 Jean-Michel Thomassin Celabor Belgium Packaging activities at Celabor

14:00 Maya Davidovich-Pinhas Technion - Israel Institute of Technology Israel Edible biodegradable bioplastics and the Technion packaging lab

14:10 Zehra Ayhan

Sakarya University/Food

Engineering Turkey Packaging research at SAU

14:20 Véronique Coma

Organic polymer chemistry

Laboratory - Univ. Bordeaux France Polysaccharide-based food packaging

14:30

Angelique

Vandemoortele Pack4Food Belgium Activities @ Pack4Food

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14:40 Igor Karlovits Pulp and Paper Institute Slovenia Agro residue and industrial waste fiber packaging

14:50 Ilke Uysal Unalan Food Science/Aarhus University Denmark Packaging science activities at AU

15:00

Fátima Pereira da

Silva WUR

The

Netherlands Packaging research in Wageningen

15:10

Alexander Bardenstein

Danish Technological Institute

(DTI) Denmark

Processing technologies recently developed at DTI to enhance the circularity of packaging materials

15:20 Matthijs Dekker Wageningen University Netherlands Modelling in packaging design

15:30 Marco Ortenzi University of Milan - Chemistry Department Italy Synthesis and characterization of polymers and polymeric materials

BREAK

15:40 Maxime Hedou/Philip

Scholten Bloom Biorenewables Switzerland

Development of polymers made from lignocellulosic biomass

15:50 Loredana Incarnato University of Salerno Italy Sustainable packaging innovations at UNISA

16:00 Cláudia Nunes University of Aveiro Portugal

Tailoring polysaccharide-based film properties for food packaging

16:10 Claudio Larosa University of Genoa Italy the role of polycarbonate blended with polyalcohol for food packaging

16:20 Emre Hastaoğlu Sivas Cumhuriyet University Turkey Marinated and packaged meat products

16:30 Ioanna Yfantidou Liverpool John Moores University UK

Eye-catching packages for sustainable products (marketing experiment)

16:40 Tanja Radusin Norner Norway Circular packaging reseach at Norner

16:50 Namrata Pathak

Leibniz Institute for Agricultural Engineering and

Bioeconomy(ATB) Germany Fresh produce packaging:research at ATB

17:00 Lorena Rodriguez AIMPLAS Spain

Packaging group leader at AIMPLAS. The Packaging technological Center -Pilot plant capabilities

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