

10th Workshop on Modelling Nutrient Digestion and Utilization in Farm Animals
We are happy to announce the 10th Workshop on Modelling Nutrient Digestion and Utilization in Farm Animals (MODNUT), Alghero (Sardinia, Italy) 18-21 September 2022
The 10th MODNUT will highlight significant new research on animal modelling and will feature oral and poster presentations by attendees and invited speakers.
Please let others know who may be interested. We are looking forward
to seeing you in Alghero, Sardinia, Italy, at the 10th MODNUT
Antonello Cannas, University of Sassari; Italy
Chair of 10th MODNUT
We are happy to announce the 10th Workshop on Modelling Nutrient Digestion and Utilization in Farm Animals (MODNUT), Alghero (Sardinia, Italy) 18-21 September 2022
The 10th MODNUT will highlight significant new research on animal modelling and will feature oral and poster presentations by attendees and invited speakers.
Please let others know who may be interested. We are looking forward
to seeing you in Alghero, Sardinia, Italy, at the 10th MODNUT
Antonello Cannas, University of Sassari; Italy
Chair of 10th MODNUT
MODNUT 2022 will feature 7 invited talks, 34 oral presentations by attendees, and 45 posters
SCIENTIFIC program OF THE WORKSHOP
September 18-20, 2022, Sunday-Tuesday
Guidelines for orals and posters
Topics of the sessions 41 invited & ORALS 45 Posters
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Nutrient intake, digestion, utilization, and metabolism
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Future of modeling livestock feeding systems
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Livestock and the environment
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Modelling methodology
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Contaminations (interdisciplinary) and free topics
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)
Discussion session Future of modeling livestock feeding systems
Introduction on Modeling feeding systems for the future
Jan Dijkstra (Wageningen University, NL)
Lessons from the development of the NASEM 2021 dairy protein model
Mark Hanigan (Virginia Tech, USA)
Round Table and discussion
Orals (18 min each) and posters by attendees
Session Nutrient intake, digestion, utilization, and metabolism
Towards the next-generation models of the rumen microbiome for enhancing predictive power and guiding sustainable production strategies
Rafael Munoz-Tamayo (INRAE, France)
One size does not fit all: opportunities and challenges in models applied to sustainable pig precision nutrition
Aline Remus (Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada)
Orals (18 min each) and posters by attendees
Session Livestock and the environment
The Ruminant Farm Systems Project: building a next-generation model for interdisciplinary research and decision support
Kristan Reed (Cornell University, USA)
Modeling nutrition and management in swine production systems to reduce their environmental impacts: a life cycle perspective
Florence Garcia-Launay (INRAE, France)
Orals (18 min each) and posters by attendees
Session Modelling methodology
Developing mathematical models with confidence by choosing the appropriate paradigm
Luis O. Tedeschi (Texas A&M, USA)
Orals (18 min each) and posters by attendees
Session Contaminations (interdisciplinary) and free topics
Orals (18 min each) and posters by attendees
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SATELLITE WORKSHOP
(click here for the DETAILED pROGRAM)
Wednesday 21, Morning The modeling process in nutrition: from mind to math
Wednesday 21, Afternoon Nutritional models: methodology and examples