MODNUT 2022 will feature 7 invited talks, 34 oral presentations by attendees, and 45 posters 

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SCIENTIFIC program OF THE WORKSHOP

September 18-20, 2022, Sunday-Tuesday

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Guidelines for orals and posters

 

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Topics of the sessions           41 invited & ORALS    45 Posters

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• Nutrient intake, digestion, utilization, and metabolism

• Future of modeling livestock feeding systems 

• Livestock and the environment

• Modelling methodology

• Contaminations (interdisciplinary) and free topics

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Opening invited talk

The past, present, and future of agriculture and life on earth: adaptive planning and robust pathways towards desirable sustainable futures 

Erik Pryut (Center for Policy Exploration, Analysis, Simulation, The Netherlands)

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Discussion session Future of modeling livestock feeding systems

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Introduction on Modeling feeding systems for the future

Jan Dijkstra  (Wageningen University, NL)

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Lessons from the development of the NASEM 2021 dairy protein model

Mark Hanigan (Virginia Tech, USA)

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Round Table and discussion

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Orals (18 min each) and posters by attendees 

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Session Nutrient intake, digestion, utilization, and metabolism

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Towards the next-generation models of the rumen microbiome for enhancing predictive power and guiding sustainable production strategies

Rafael Munoz-Tamayo (INRAE, France)

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One size does not fit all: opportunities and challenges in models applied to sustainable pig precision nutrition

Aline Remus (Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada)

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Orals (18 min each) and posters by attendees

 

Session Livestock and the environment

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The Ruminant Farm Systems Project: building a next-generation model for interdisciplinary research and decision support

Kristan Reed (Cornell University, USA)

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Modeling nutrition and management in swine production systems to reduce their environmental impacts: a life cycle perspective 

Florence Garcia-Launay (INRAE, France)

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Orals (18 min each) and posters by attendees 

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Session Modelling methodology

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Developing mathematical models with confidence by choosing the appropriate paradigm

Luis O. Tedeschi  (Texas A&M, USA) 

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Orals (18 min each) and posters by attendees 

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 Session Contaminations (interdisciplinary) and free topics

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Orals (18 min each) and posters by attendees

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SATELLITE WORKSHOP 
(click here for the DETAILED pROGRAM)

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             Wednesday 21, Morning     The modeling process in nutrition: from mind to math

             Wednesday 21, Afternoon  Nutritional models: methodology and examples

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