Food Science Focus - A Journey through Research and Discovery with EBSCO & FSTA

The Clermont Hotel, Victoria – London

20 February 2024 | 09:30 a.m. GMT

Join us for an educational and enriching day as we explore the world of food science and research through the lens of the FSTA A&I database, in collaboration with EBSCO. Through this event, you'll gain valuable insights and knowledge on mission-critical subjects including AI and predatory publishing.

This event is co-hosted with IFIS. By registering you acknowledge that IFIS will process your information in accordance with their Privacy Statement.

What's on the agenda?

The Rise & Risk of Predatory Publishing - Simon Linacre, Author of ‘The Predator Effect’ and Head of Content, Brand & Press at Digital Science
Enter the world of predatory publishing, uncovering the risks it poses to researchers and the importance of accessing credible information.

Boosting Discovery: Unlocking the Power of Controlled Vocabulary in Food Science Research - Carol Durham, Head of Sales & Partnerships, IFIS
Learn how the FSTA A&I database's unique thesaurus and controlled vocabulary can enhance research and discovery in the realm of food science.

Navigating FSTA on EBSCOhost for Effective Research - Costas Tsiamas, Regional Sales Manager, EBSCO
Engage in interactive search demonstrations to master the art of efficient data retrieval using the FSTA A&I Database.

Empowering R&I: Strategies & Tools to Enhance Research Skills - Rhianna Gamble, Head of Marketing & Engagement, IFIS
Discover practical tips and techniques to boost research skills, catering to both students and professional researchers.

Food Science in the Era of ‘Fake News’: How Science-based Comms can Support Healthy & Sustainable Diets - Nina McGrath, Content Production Lead, and Daniela De Lorenzo, Media & Outreach Manager, European Food Information Council (EUFIC)
EUFIC champions integrity and transparent food science to facilitate the transition to healthy and sustainable diets. But, when the news cycle is dominated by social media soundbites and headline-grabbing junk science, what are the challenges and opportunities for science-based communications?

Emerging AI Technology and the Importance of Good Data - Moderator: Katy Askew, Managing Director, IFIS
Explore the intersection of AI technology and data quality, essential for advancing food science research. Share your thoughts on how AI will shape the research landscape.

Speakers

Photo of Simon Linacre
Simon Linacre - Head of Content, Brand & Press at Digital Science; Author of 'The Predator Effect'
Carol Durham - Head of Sales and Partnerships at IFIS Publishing
Nina McGrath - Content Production Lead, EUFIC
Daniela De Lorenzo - Media & Outreach Manager, EUFIC
Additional speakers to be confirmed