Professor
Anne S. Meyer
Technical University of Denmark
The Nils Foss Prize honours excellent innovative research leading to remarkable improvements in sustainability, quality and safety in the food supply chain. Hear member of the prize committee and rector at the University of Copenhagen, Henrik Wegener, explain why having a science prize within the food and agricultural segment is valuable, and what in particular the committee values when selecting a recipient.
The latest winners of the Nils Foss Excellence Prize (€ 100,000), professor Anne S. Meyer, and the Nils Foss Talent Prize (€ 15,000), Lutz Grossmann, will be presenting on their relative fields of expertise, which will serve among the themes for the conference.
See the conference program below and find presentations of all the speakers and their abstracts by clicking on either the name of the speaker or the headline of the presentation.
Read more about all the previous winners of the two prizes below.
Professor
Technical University of Denmark
Assistant Professor
University of Massachusetts Amherst
Professor
University of Massachusetts Amherst
Postdoctoral Scientist
Aarhus University
Associate Professor
University of Copenhagen
Professor
University of Massachusetts
Associate Professor
Aarhus University
Professor
Wageningen University & Research
PhD
University of Copenhagen
Professor
Technical University of Denmark
Associate Professor
University of Copenhagen
Professor
University of Copenhagen
Associate Professor
University of Copenhagen
The Prize laureate is an active and internationally recognized scientist who has demonstrated excellent innovative research within the application of analytical technology in the food, feed and agricultural area. Focus will be on research leading to significant breakthrough in the application of analytical technologies that promote improvements in sustainability, quality and/or safety in the food production chain.
The prize is € 100,000
The Nils Foss Prize committee receives nominations of both university and industrial candidates.
The Prize talent is a talented and promising upcoming scientist who has made a significant research or innovation contribution to the application of analytical technology to improve the sustainable use of agricultural resources and/or ensuring food quality and safety.
The prize is € 15,000
The Nils Foss Prize committee receives nominations of both university and industrial candidates.
The Nils Foss Prize award ceremony will take place at the assembly hall in the main building of the University of Copenhagen. You will find the entrance to the award ceremony from Frue Plads.
The address is:
Festsalen, Frue Plads 4, 1165 Copenhagen K.