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Welcome to the Digital Food Podcast!
Let's look at how data shapes our food.
Our mission? To explore how digital technologies are revolutionizing the food industry and empower you to make informed choices in this digital age.
🎙 Episode 7 of this podcast dives into genetics!
More precisely, the improvement of your shopping experience thanks to ultra-personalized dietary advice.
My guests are Jean-Pierre Lannou and Marina Riera, part
of the GENIE project.
Those advices are based on consumer preferences but
more importantly on genetic, microbiota, and biochemical blood tests.
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Let’s dive together into genetic nutrition, the
importance of your data and Marina and Jean-Pierre’s personal stories about genetic testing experiences.
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Timestamps
0:00 – Introduction
1:48 – Storytime in Sevilla
3:19 – Conversation start
4:28 – Topic of the day: genetic data. First why do you think food and technology have become so interconnected in recent years?
6:44  – Explanation of the GENIE project & and the importance of genetic data in nutrition planning
8:38  – How the project and the app will work (gut microbiota…)
9:40 – Why studying gut microbiota is important
10:36 – The shared vision between the 3 institutions (GUNDO, ADN Institut, and i3S)
13:17 – GENIE project as a pioneer in working on genetics & microbiota for personalized nutrition
14:31– How the DRG4FOOD project and GENIE align in
terms of using data to empower consumers
18:30 – The accessibility of this personalization app and the topic of genetics in general
21:22 – Addressing skepticism on personalized nutrition and sharing genetic data
22:48 – The different layers of how consumers’ data will be used
24:06 – Jean-Pierre & Marina’s examples on the use of a potential app based on genetic data
28:41   –  The future app will be made for different publics: the curious ones, the nerdy ones etc.
30:38 – Conclusion with rapid-fire questions
33:24  - Episode’s takeaways for you
#food #data #sustainability #technology
EUFIC prepared this podcast as part of the DRG4FOOD project, which is supported and funded by the European Union.
The ideas expressed do not reflect the opinions of the European Commission.
Visit the DRG4FOOD website at https://drg4food.eu/
Social media channels:
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By EUFIC - DRG4FOODWelcome to the Digital Food Podcast!
Let's look at how data shapes our food.
Our mission? To explore how digital technologies are revolutionizing the food industry and empower you to make informed choices in this digital age.
🎙 Episode 7 of this podcast dives into genetics!
More precisely, the improvement of your shopping experience thanks to ultra-personalized dietary advice.
My guests are Jean-Pierre Lannou and Marina Riera, part
of the GENIE project.
Those advices are based on consumer preferences but
more importantly on genetic, microbiota, and biochemical blood tests.
Â
Let’s dive together into genetic nutrition, the
importance of your data and Marina and Jean-Pierre’s personal stories about genetic testing experiences.
Â
Timestamps
0:00 – Introduction
1:48 – Storytime in Sevilla
3:19 – Conversation start
4:28 – Topic of the day: genetic data. First why do you think food and technology have become so interconnected in recent years?
6:44  – Explanation of the GENIE project & and the importance of genetic data in nutrition planning
8:38  – How the project and the app will work (gut microbiota…)
9:40 – Why studying gut microbiota is important
10:36 – The shared vision between the 3 institutions (GUNDO, ADN Institut, and i3S)
13:17 – GENIE project as a pioneer in working on genetics & microbiota for personalized nutrition
14:31– How the DRG4FOOD project and GENIE align in
terms of using data to empower consumers
18:30 – The accessibility of this personalization app and the topic of genetics in general
21:22 – Addressing skepticism on personalized nutrition and sharing genetic data
22:48 – The different layers of how consumers’ data will be used
24:06 – Jean-Pierre & Marina’s examples on the use of a potential app based on genetic data
28:41   –  The future app will be made for different publics: the curious ones, the nerdy ones etc.
30:38 – Conclusion with rapid-fire questions
33:24  - Episode’s takeaways for you
#food #data #sustainability #technology
EUFIC prepared this podcast as part of the DRG4FOOD project, which is supported and funded by the European Union.
The ideas expressed do not reflect the opinions of the European Commission.
Visit the DRG4FOOD website at https://drg4food.eu/
Social media channels:
- X