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Photonic Technologies for Food & Drink and Agriculture Industries ONLINE

By BCBF20 (other events)

Thursday, October 8 2020 10:00 AM 12:00 PM BST
 
ABOUT ABOUT

This interactive webinar is hosted by Aston University as part of the Enabling Technologies & Innovation Competences Challenge Project. ETICC project is part-funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) and offers FREE support and expertise in photonics, materials and computer science/AI to 50 small and medium businesses from Black Country and Greater Birmingham & Solihull areas; this support is available until the end of July 2021.

This webinar was developed for the companies in Food & Drink industry, the UK's largest manufacturing sector. Photonics technologies have wide application in food processing and help improve hygiene and food security, reduce food waste and enhance the information received by the consumer. The workshop will cover methods for:

- Real time monitoring of food quality critical parameters

- Detection of food chemical composition

- Detection of pathogen bacteria, residues, and other contaminants in food matrices

- Real time measurement of fruit/produce maturity.

Agenda:

10am - ETICC Project overview and webinar participants introduction

10:15 - Mid-IR Spectroscopy for Detection of Food Chemical Composition

10:35 - Aston Institute of Materials Research: Testing Capabilities

10:45 - Photonics Technology for Agriculture sector

11:00 - Application of Photonic Sensors in Food Industry

11:15 - Demo: Fourier-Transform Infrared Spectrometer

11:30 - Demo: Hyperspectral Imaging System

11:45 - Q&A

12:00 - End

Speakers: Dr Kaiming Zhou, Dr Vlad Dvoyrin, Dr Alex Rozhin, Dr Payal Baheti, industry guests - Milling Trade Ltd

 

Mailing Address

Creative Industries Centre, University of Wolverhampton Science Park, Glaishier Drive, Wolverhampton, WV10 9TG