News published on October 20, 2015
The European Probiotic Association (EPA) has the pleasure to announce the new edition of the Jules Tournut Probiotics Prize.
Two prizes worth 1500 € will be awarded:- One will concern scientific excellence,- Other will concern innovation for industrial application.
It is addressed to young scientists from all countries working on probiotics with a PhD or Master Thesis published in 2014/2016 ...
He attended the event:
7/12/2015 - United States
He attended the event:
1/27/2015 - United States
News published on November 22, 2012
On November 13th 2012, at EUROTIER tradeshow, The European Probiotic Association (EPA) awarded the Jules Tournut Probiotics Prize 2012 to Peter de Schryver, from Ghent University, for his innovative research project on the use of microbial products and microorganisms in animal nutrition. The Prize was awarded in presence of members of the EPA, FEFANA, representative of the EPA Scientific Committee ...
News published on May 30, 2011
To mark the creation of its Scientific Committee, the European Probiotic Association (EPA) held a conference during VICTAM International 2011 in Cologne, in order to discuss the place of probiotics as feed additives, and the opportunities they offer for tomorrow's sustainable and profitable animal production. This event was the opportunity for members of the press and representatives of the probio ...
News published on April 12, 2011
The European Probiotic Association (EPA) has announced the creation of its Scientific Committee, formed of internationally renowned experts representing different aspects of animal nutrition and microbiology.
The members of the EPA Scientific Committee are:
Prof. Joaquim Brufau; IRTA (Institut de Recerca i Tecnologia Agroalimentàries), Spain.
Dr François -Joël Gatesoupe; I ...
Article published the February 12, 2009
Farmers are aware that the first weeks of a young ruminant life, and as a matter of fact, the success of weaning, are crucial to its future performance and health. It is in the first days after birth that the rumen is colonised and its microflora established. This microflora establishment follows a particular sequence. However, in current animal production systems, separation of the young animals ...
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