Amanda and Ben came back on air to discuss food packages. Amanda proposed the triangle rule of food packaging to connect cost, environmental impact, and convenience. The hosts then came up with a food packaging challenge, of which they will follow up in the next episode.
Read about WUR's coffee cup story: https://www.wur.nl/en/about-wur/our-values/sustainable-business-operations/from-coffee-cup..-to-toilet-paper.htm
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[FIH Ep. 19] Personalized nutrition in the industry 4.0 era
[FIH Ep. 18] Design thinking: an action plan for food science education
[FIH Ep. 17] Design thinking: why does it matter for food science
[FIH Ep. 16] Plant-based meat: what's next?
[FIH Ep. 15] Plant-based meat: the ingredient list
[FIH Ep. 14] Presentation skills
[FIH Ep. 13] A whopping 4 years of combined research experience - Part 2.
[FIH Ep. 12] A whopping 4 years of combined research experience - Part 1.
[FIH Ep. 11] Working remotely as grad students
[FIH Ep. 10] The intersection between food & data science
[FIH Ep.9] IFT19 Recap
[FIH Ep.8] Grad school burnouts
[FIH Ep.7] Romaine Lettuce & Foodborne Outbreaks
[FIH Ep.6] Way to grad school: Personal statement and CV
[FIH Ep.5] Way to grad school: Tests and Recommendations
[FIH Ep.4] (Mis)perception of food
[FIH Ep.3] Way to grad school Part.1
[FIH Ep.2] Lab people and lab instruments
[FIH Ep.1] Ignore the process
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