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Institute of Animal Reproduction and Food Research, Polish Academy of Sciences (IARFR), is a leading R&I centre that brings together interdisciplinary research to  design  high  quality  food  and  fodder  to  optimize  consumers and animals’ well-being.

Competences & Capabilities

IARFR  conducts  basic  and  applied  research  in  the  areas  of  food  in  respect  to  processing  and  sensory  perception, animal reproduction and aquaculture. Our expertise comprises:

  • Designing  sustainable  food  of  optimal  nutritional  value
  • Developing   personalised   nutrition   solutions   to   alleviate risk of diet-related diseases
  • Exploitation   of   omics   techniques   to   validate   functionality and authenticity of food
  • Utilising    agrifood    biomaterial,    including    side    streams and waste
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FoodEducators

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Providing tried and tested food education learning materials to teachers and schools across Europe, reaching thousands of children and young people each year.
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The RIS* PD (Regional Innovation Scheme Professional Development) is a multidimensional educational program run by EIT Food, created to up-skill as well as to re-skill the farmers, SMEs employees, and young professionals, considered to be…

SPIN

2020
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This project is developing a nutritional supplement to support the immune system in the fight against infection by SARS-CoV-2

WE Lead Food

2019 > 2024
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We are creating a network of women leaders to drive change, innovation and sustainability within the food sector. Want to make a difference? What are you waiting for?
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The Activity Line is divided into 2 complementary programmes – RIS Fellowships dedicated to Master of Science students and graduates and RIS Talents dedicated to Ph.D. students and postdocs from EIT RIS countries which both aim to promote…
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The main objectives of the SME workshops are an innovation process around “sustainable food production” to identify challenges and solutions in an accelerated innovation process building on the experiences of a previous project.
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Capacity building and education for the public sector
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Boost your skills, drive change and do business in the agrifood sector!
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The demand for vegan and vegetarian food products including alternatives to meat, milk, or eggs, has expanded considerably during recent years in Europe.
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Communicating the benefits of precision farming
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The EIT FoodScienceClass aims to bring students closer to food systems by helping them understand the role of food production and technology in food safety and security.
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Matis, University of Cambridge, IARFR PAS and VTT will run a venture creation workshop connected to a scientific event or fair Finland in 2020.
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The aim of our project is to support the regional development and to provide solutions to sustainable dairy industry.
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Our objective is to produce a set of activities (summer schools, focus groups, professional workshops, stakeholders and community meetings, business creation support).
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What is a ‘superfood’? What foods are ‘superfoods’? What effect do they have on the body and society?
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Find out how your diet affects your brain, and your brain affects your diet
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The aim of the SME workshops is to identify contemporary challenges and solutions in the poultry industry dedicated to feed manufacturers, advisors, farmers and employees in poultry factories, as well as managers responsible for the…
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EIT Food RIS Solutions is aimed at engaging student groups with multi-disciplinary backgrounds, from RIS countries and of all educational levels, to work jointly on problem cases responding to agrifood challenges in RIS countries.
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The #AnnualFoodAgenda encourages consumers to think about the food they eat, increasing their knowledge of the entire value chain, and linking healthy diets to an active and healthy lifestyle, as well as to a healthier planet.
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Improving communication of food health claims. This project builds on a previous programme of work to engage consumers and manufacturers on the wording of food health claims, with the aim of increasing consumer confidence and trust.
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