Future Food Festival

Explore the exciting world of tomorrow's food at the Future Food Festival!

This two-day collaboration between Bioeconomy, Aquaculture, and the Sustainable Food Systems arena at NMBU dives into cutting-edge aquaculture innovations (Day 1) and alternative proteins for sustainable food systems (Day 2). Sign up and discover how the future of food is taking shape. Find out more on this page.

Date:

Place:

Dag 1: Gullvepsen, Bikuben. Dag 2: The Economy canteen, Economy Building

Welcome to the Future Food Festival!

This festival is a collaboration between Bioeconomy, Aquaculture and the Sustainable Food Systems arena at NMBU. We combine the Aquaculture Innovation Day and Bioeconomy Changemakers Festival to create excitement around alternative proteins for sustainable food systems and the circular bioeconomy- with students as catalysts for the transition. The Bioeconomy Changemakers Festival is an event organized by the European Commission, with satellite events around Europe.

 

DAY 1: Aquaculture Innovation Day. 11.30-16.00

Location: Gullvepsen, Bikuben and streaming on Zoom (Zoom link here).

 

PROGRAM
11.30: Welcome to the Festival and the Innovation Day

12.00: Innovation day

Einar Wathne & Alf-Helge Aarskog

Per Olav Skjervold

James Sibley 

 

12.35: Session 1: Technology

Alf-Helge Aarskog

Veronica Berntsson

Vasco Moto

Karoline Sjødal Olsen 

Markus Antonsen

Panel discussion and Break

 

14.45: Session 2: Feed

Einar Wathne

Elin Kvamme

Turid Mørkøre

Louise Buttle

Panel discussion 

 

15.35: Session 3: Student practice and visits abroad, what to gain for students and farming companies

Victoria, Kristoffer, and Jacob

Paul Lubbe

 

 

 

DAY 2: The Bioeconomy Changemakers Festival. 8.30-15.00

Location: The Economy canteen

 

PROGRAM
08:30-09:00: Arrivals & Coffee

 

09:00-09:10: Introduction & Information

 

09:10-10:45: Keynote Speakers

Ola Hedstein (Rethink Food) 

Sissel Rønning (Nofima)

Joakim Hauge (Bellona)

Ragnhild Dragøy (Aker BioMarine)

Richard Nystad (Flowfood)

Christopher Snyder (NoMy)

Moderator: August Aalstad

 

10:45-11:15: Panel Discussion

 

11:30-13:00: Lunch & Food Tastings

Presentation/menu by Roots & Culture and Flowfood

 

13:15-14:45: Workshops (parallel sessions)

Product innovation:
In this workshop, Richard Nystad from Flowfood gives us a ride through the food innovation process, with hands-on examples and product samples. You will get insight into the ingredients and process behind the next generation of sustainable and delicious plant-based products.

Food system transformation game:
In this workshop, the gamechanger John Köckert  walks us through the "FOODURE" game. This is a "serious game” used in education, industry and organizations to facilitate experiential learning, skill development, scenario simulation, multi-stakeholder dialogue and collaboration. 

Circular business models:
In this workshop, Thore Larsgård from NMBU's bioeconomy programme introduces us to circular business models, and puts it in the context of alternative proteins. We will brainstorm ideas together, map them onto a business model canvas, and discuss strategies to go from idea to reality.

Mapping food systems:
In this workshop, Caroline Karlsson from NMBU's Sustainable Food Systems arena and August Aalstad helps us visualize food systems and the protein transition through mapping. Here you will use handy templates (the Multi-Level Perspective) to map the current system, key drivers of change, niche innovations, possible futures, and how we could facilitate a system transition.

 

14:45-15:00: Wrapping up
 

 

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