Program
Plenary Sessions
11 plenary talks will address major issues for the poultry sector as a whole and will take place on Monday, 9 August 2021 all day and Thursday, 12 August 2021 morning
Session Title
Invited speaker
Integrated strategies to control meat quality defects
Massimiliano PETRACCI (IT)
Pluridisciplinary approaches to reach the One health objectives
Hein IMBERECHTS (BE)
Towards longer carriers in layers
Maureen BAIN (GB)
Adapting poultry production to climate change
Anne COLLIN (FR)
Early management of broilers: from embryo to the end of the starter phase
Zehava UNI (IL)
Understanding the microbiome for an improved management of Health and Welfare
Richard DUCATELLE (BE)
Genetics by environment interactions and epigenetics
Frédérique PITEL (FR)
Mitigating the environmental impacts of poultry production
Ermias KEBREAB (US)
Emerging (re-emerging) poultry diseases
David SWAYNE (US)
Understanding nutrition by genetics interaction to optimize feed efficiency
Sandrine GRASTEAU (FR)
Mananagement of broiler breeders
Martin ZUIDHOF (CA)
Diversity of production systems and services delivered to humans : towards an agroecological perspective
Bertrand MEDA (FR)
Innovative strategies to answer new expectations from the society
Cesare CASTELLINI (IT)
Genetics by nutrition interaction on the digestive microbiota
Amelia CAMARINHA-SILVA (DE)
Robotics and big data for precision farming
Thomas NORTON (BE)
Social role of poultry production in the Mediterranean area
Nuhad DAGHIR (LN)
Keel bone damage in layers
Mike TOSCANO (CH)
Poultry production for ensuring food security
Robyn ALDERS (AU)
Session Title
Invited speaker
Integrated strategies to control meat quality defects
Massimiliano PETRACCI (IT)
Pluridisciplinary approaches to reach the One health objectives
Hein IMBERECHTS (BE)
Towards longer carriers in layers
Maureen BAIN (GB)
Adapting poultry production to climate change
Anne COLLIN (FR)
Early management of broilers: from embryo to the end of the starter phase
Zehava UNI (IL)
Understanding the microbiome for an improved management of Health and Welfare
Richard DUCATELLE (BE)
Genetics by environment interactions and epigenetics
Frédérique PITEL (FR)
Mitigating the environmental impacts of poultry production
Ermias KEBREAB (US)
Emerging (re-emerging) poultry diseases
David SWAYNE (US)
Understanding nutrition by genetics interaction to optimize feed efficiency
Sandrine GRASTEAU (FR)
Mananagement of broiler breeders
Martin ZUIDHOF (CA)
Diversity of production systems and services delivered to humans : towards an agroecological perspective
Bertrand MEDA (FR)
Innovative strategies to answer new expectations from the society
Cesare CASTELLINI (IT)
Genetics by nutrition interaction on the digestive microbiota
Amelia CAMARINHA-SILVA (DE)
Robotics and big data for precision farming
Thomas NORTON (BE)
Social role of poultry production in the Mediterranean area
Nuhad DAGHIR (LN)
Keel bone damage in layers
Mike TOSCANO (CH)
Poultry production for ensuring food security
Robyn ALDERS (AU)
Plenary Sessions
11 plenary talks will address major issues for the poultry sector as a whole and will take place on Monday, 9 August 2021 all day and Thursday, 12 August 2021 morning
Session Title
Keynote's title
Invited speaker
Economy and sustainabilty of the Poultry Production Chain
Global Challenges for the economy of the poultry sector
Could poultry production become more sustainable?
Peter VAN HORNE (NL)
Joel AUBIN (FR)
One health - One Welfare
From poultry welfare to ethical issues about poultry farming
David FRASER (CA)
The bird and microbiotia
The intestinal microbiota, a central actor in the development of the immune response
Could poultry production become more sustainable?
Bernd KASPERS (DE)
Alessandra DE CAESARE (IT)
Breeding and nutrional strategies for sustainable poultry production schemes
Opportunities offered by genomic selection to breed for diverse production systems?
Nutrition and selection for sustainable poultry production schemes
Jack DEKKERS (US)
Ilias KYRIAZAKIS (UK)
New frontiers in poultry science
PGC & Genome Editing : from laboratory to practice
Epigenetics, domestication and adaptation
Ethical issues of biotechnologies in animal production
Jae Yong HAN (KR)
Dominic WRIGHT (SE)
Thomas HEAMS (FR)
Session Title
Keynote's title
Invited speaker
Economy and sustainabilty of the Poultry Production Chain
Global Challenges for the conomy of the poultry sector
Peter VAN HORNE (NL)
Could poultry production become more sustainable?
Joel AUBIN (FR)
One health - One Welfare
From poultry welfare to ethical issues about poultry farming
David FRASER (CA)
The bird and microbiotia
The intestinal microbiota, a central actor in the development of the immune response
Bernd KASPERS (DE)
Could poultry production become more sustainable?
Alessandra DE CAESARE (IT)
Breeding and nutrional strategies for sustainable poultry production schemes
The intestinal microbiota, a central actor in the development of the immune response
Jack DEKKERS (US)
Nutritions and sections for sustainable poultry production schemes
Ilias KYRIZAKIS (UK)
New frontiers in poultry sciences
PGC & Genome Editing : from laboratory to practice
Jae Yong HAN (KR)
Epigenetics, domestication and adaptation
Dominic WRIGHT (SE)
Ethical issues of biotechnologies in animal production
Thomas HEAMS (FR)
Alessandra DE CESARE
Alessandra De Caesare is Associate Professor of Food Safety and Inspection at the Department of Veterinary Medical Sciences, University of Bologna (Italy). She obtained her Master Degree in Molecular Microbiology and PhD in Food Sciences. She has been and is currently involved in many national and EU funded projects as both researcher and evaluator. Her main research topics focus on bacteria genotyping, metagenomic investigations of the chicken gut and poultry meat as well as definition of risk assessment-based food safety criteria to decrease prevalence and concentration of pathogenic bacteria in foods of animal origin. She is author of 71 publication in peer reviewed journals and is vice-editor in chief of the Italian Journal of Food Safety. She serves as Expert in the Biohazard panel of the European Food Safety Authority. Scopus author ID 56188134400; ORCID ID https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5216-6617.
Jae Yong HAN
Prof. Han, Jae Yong received his bachelor and master degrees in Seoul National University, Korea. Since his completion of Ph.D. degree in University of Minnesota in 1991, he appointed as a professor of Department of Agricultural Biotechnology, Seoul National University. His academic specialties are avian transgenesis, genome editing and germ cell biology. He has made outstanding achievements in his researches on production of avian germline chimera by germ cell manipulation and genome editing. Specifically, his laboratory developed in vitro long-term culture system of chicken primordial germ cells (PGCs) for subsequent genome modulation of the PGCs. More recently, he has expanded to his research to early embryo development of avian species for in depth understanding of germ cells as well as embryo itself. Up to date, he has published more than 200 research articles in the internationally prominent journals. Based on the his achievements, he was awarded 2012 World’s Poultry Science Association Award (Research), and now he runs the project “Center for Avian Germ Cell Modulation and Cloning” awarded by National Research Foundation of Korea.
Ilias KYRIAZAKIS
Ilias Kyriazakis is the Professor of Animal Science at the Institute for Global Food Security of Queen’s University Belfast. He is a veterinarian by training who specialises in the effects of animal management on their performance, the ability to cope with challenges, such as pathogens, and their environmental impact. He has worked with a variety of animal species ranging from mice to cows, but more recently his research has focused on pigs and poultry. His recent work in poultry addresses: 1) the effect on nutrition on the ability of birds to cope with pathogens, such as coccidian; 2) the use of alternative and home grown feeds in poultry systems and 3) the development of methods to assess the environmental impact of local and global poultry systems. His team was responsible for the assessment of the environmental impacts of the UK poultry systems and the identification of hotspots responsible for such impacts. Professor Kyriazakis is the recipient of several awards, including the Leroy Award by European Federation of Animal Sciences (EAAP) for International Excellence in Animal Science, and Fellow of national and International bodies.
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