University of Turin
Profile
The University of Torino (UniTo) is one of the largest Italian Universities, with about 81,000 students, 4,180 employees, 2,600 postgraduate and post-doctoral research fellows. UniTo manages roughly 500 projects per year, both at the national and international level, with a long record of participation of UniTo in the EU strategic research agenda. From 2018 to 2024, the University of Turin has been involved in 94 projects funded by EIT Food, in all functional areas, becoming a reliable partner for the consortium. Several UniTo projects include activities dedicated to students and the general public.
Competences & Capabilities
UniTo's main areas of specialisation and technological expertise are:
- Food safety
- Diets & behaviours
- Food engineering for health
- Food and ingredient traceability
- Personalised nutrition
- Precision farming
- Sustainable crop protection
- Packaging
- Organic waste valorisation
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MeDiCo-Health
Understanding Mediterranean and Okinawa Diets
Science Communication and Public Engagement
Professional Development Framework
The Human Microbiome
Global Food Venture Programme
Innovator Fellowship 2021
Animal Feed Production: Feed Quality & Safety
Focus on Farmers
Engaging with Controversies in the Food System
Master in Food Systems
Nutrition for Health and Sustainability
Inspire Programme
An Introduction to Food Science
WeValueFood 2020
Professional Development Advanced
Superfoods: Myths and Truths
PROSEED PROJECT
Regenerative Agriculture Guidebook for Dairy Farms
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