Final Conference of the HOLiFOOD & FoodSafeR Projects
📍 Wageningen, the Netherlands
📅 10–11 June 2026
The EU-funded HOLiFOOD and FoodSafeR projects invited researchers, practitioners, and early-career scientists to submit poster abstracts for their final joint event (Wageningen, 10–11 June 2026).
Themes and Topics
We welcome poster contributions addressing (but not limited to) the following topics:
- Artificial intelligence and data-driven prediction of emerging hazards
- Multi-stakeholder approaches to co-designing food safety tools
- Digital hubs for sharing information, guidelines, and advice on emerging risks
- Food safety challenges in novel and low-regulated food production systems
- Advanced analytical and detection methods for chemical and microbiological hazards
- Holistic risk assessment approaches for resilient food safety management
Poster presented:
- Genomic characterization of persistent Listeria monocytogenes in European food processing environments
- Predicting tetrodotoxin contamination in bivalve mollusks using explainable AI
- Food safety trends across Europe: insights from the 392-million-entry CompreHensive European Food Safety (CHEFS) database
- FoodChain-lab web as stand-alone software for comprehensive tracing along global food supply chains during foodborne incidents
- Differences between local and global food supply chains
- Data processing workflow for untargeted HRMS-based chemical hazard detection in maize
- Generative supervised explainable artificial intelligence for the untargeted analysis of lcms data
- Exploring the barriers to Artificial Intelligence implementation in food safety monitoring with expert interviews
- Centralised vs decentralised citizen science infrastructures for early warning systems: a comparative analysis of vespa velutina monitoring systems in Europe
- Understanding perceptions and beliefs of parents of young children in relation to emerging food safety risks: an interview study in France, Germany, Hungary, and the UK
- Gender Dimension in HOLiFOOD