Young Scientist Forum
The challenges of conducting mycotoxin research
How to connect science to practical mycotoxin mitigation strategies?
During this year's Young Scientist Forum, Selko invites young scientists, researchers, and students to share experiences and learn from each other. In today's fast-changing and evolving industry, it can be a challenge to define research needs and connecting them to 'real' scenarios and creating cost-effective solutions for grain and animal producers around the world.
Held from 5 to 6 p.m. on Tuesday, 10 October, the Young Scientist Forum will spark a robust and provocative exchange of how mycotoxin strategies may evolve in the future. An award presented during the forum will recognize the most insightful and inspirational idea proposed. “Fresh ideas and novel insights have always been key to implementing new solutions for some of the most complex problems in the feed-to-food chain,” said Dr. Swamy Haladi, Technical Commercial Manager Mycotoxin Risk Management at Selko.
How to find the right model for your research? Which biomarkers to apply? In vitro or in vivo? Single or multi-mycotoxin, or mycotoxins combined with other environmental challenges? What are emerging technologies and how can they improve mycotoxin research in the future? These and other questions will be discussed during the informal brainstorm session, while enjoying some snacks and drinks. We hope to connect business needs with science and invite those young of age as well as young at heart to join in.