21st Century Food Tech Innovations for Nutrition and Health Security – 2

Workshop – 2 : Design Food Packaging (is now live for registrations)

 

Last Date of Registration : 6th August, 2025 (Wednesday)

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About the workshop

 

21st Century Food Tech Innovations for Nutrition and Health Security

(Under this main theme, 5 live-workshops on different topics would be organized during this year 2025, each with a unique feature and student – centric approaches)

Workshop – 2 : Design Food Packaging

Description of the workshop

21st Century food tech is revolutionizing nutrition and health security. To enable and upskill students, scholars and young teachers on this pertinent theme, an exclusive training program has been designed to explore 21st Century food tech innovations crucial for nutrition and health security. After the two successful workshops on ‘Hurdle Technology & Novel Preservation Methods’ and ‘Design Thinking and Food Packaging Innovations’, we invite you to participate in the second live workshop. 

This 1-Day online workshop-cum-training will explore the substantiation of Design Food Packaging

Today, sustainable food systems have become vital to address the seriousness and impact of climate change, limited resources, and food security challenges. Multi-fold solutions through plant-based meat alternatives that are derived from legumes, cereals, and novel proteins, offer a much lower environmental (carbon) footprint while providing comparable nutrition. They reduce the heavy reliance on livestock, thus conserving water, land, and maintaining biodiversity. Upcycled foods, created from surplus produce and nutritious by-products like fruit pomace or used grains are great derivatives and transform waste into value-added products. Together, these innovations minimize food loss, promote circular economy practices, and align with UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). They represent a more secured future where nutrition, economics (affordability), and sustainability converge for global well-being. Join us again to explore the future of greener food! 

Join us again to explore the future of food! 

 

 

 

Profile of the Instructors

Professor HN Mishra, having over 40 years of professional experience in teaching, research and administration; has many laurels and awards to his credit. He has published 658 research papers including 281 in peer reviewed international journals & 375 in conference proceedings. He has written 5 books, 4 e-books, 38 book chapters, 10 lecture compendium & laboratory manuals, 4 technology manuals, and several popular articles in newspapers and magazines and has 14 Indian patents to his credit. Besides, he has been on the editorial boards of several reputed journals. He has supervised more than 302 student research projects including 12 PDF and 50 Ph D research scholars including 2 PMRF & 7 GYTI awardees. Professor Mishra has handled several international and national sponsored research & industrial consultancy projects. He has created stat-of-the art research laboratory and pilot plants for RTE/RTC food processing and shelf-life extension. Dr Mishra has received several awards & honours such as AIFPA Presidents’ Award, GYTI Award, NRDC Award, Best Teacher Award, Dr JS Pruthi Award, etc for his outstanding contribution in the field of food processing in the country.

With a total citation of more than 12098, Prof Mishra has h-index 57 and i10 index 185 to his credit, Professor Mishra has worked in different capacities on various academic and administrative committees of IIT Kharagpur and many other institutions in the country. He has visited several countries abroad including Taiwan, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Australia, Turkey, UAE, France, Switzerland, Denmark, Germany, Sweden, Norway, Ireland, UK, Belgium, USA and Canada. Professional details including academic and administrative credentials of Professor HN Mishra can be seen at http://www.fctliitkgp.co.in or http://www.iitkgp.ac.in/department/AG/faculty/ag-hnm. He’s the founder of HNMFoodProAcademy, a premier entity dedicated to empowering individuals with industry-relevant skills through comprehensive training, internship programs, cutting edge research, industrial consultancy and career counselling for students (https://www.hnmfoodproacademy.com/).

 

Dr Pratima Khandelwal is an edupreneur and the founder of ‘FlyHigh’ Educational Excellence Services, an MSME unit in Bengaluru. It is dedicated to the capacity building of teachers and students, primarily at higher educational institutions. She actively visits many central, state, and private universities and HEIs for capacity-building activities. She is a TEDx speaker and an empanelled trainer at NPTEL and under the BS Program, IIT Madras. She’s the co-founder of HNMFoodProAcademy.

She holds a master’s and PhD in ‘Food Technology and Process & Food Engineering’, and carries a collective 25+ years of teaching (MSc and BE BT and Food Technology), research, mentoring, and leadership experience and holds 45+ publications, along with 2 patents and a few discoveries of useful Aspergillus strains. She has been awarded a gold medal from GBPUA&T, Pantnagar, and ICAR’s fellowships. She’s also into upskilling both teachers and students via customized, engaging, and interactive techniques resting on empathetic and techno-pedagogy. She has been offering training programs at AICTE FDPs, NPTEL, NAHEP, and Aatmanirbhar Bharat Training of Trainers (under MoFPT, GoI). Her training programs are designed in alignment with OBE and NEP 2020. She carries passion and pragmatism in offering tools and techniques for happier outcomes with participants and stakeholders deriving multidimensional benefits. She is the co-instructor of the program.

Modules of the Workshop

Session 1:  Science & Technology of Sustainable Foods

Time (IST): 10:00 AM – 11:15 AM
Engagement Activity: Live Polls  

Session 2: Plant-Based Alternatives: Scope and Technology

Time (IST): 11:30 AM – 1 PM
Activity based on few research and new startup/industry-based examples

Lunch Break (1:00 PM – 2 :00 PM) 

Session 3: From Waste to Value: Upcycled Foods in Practice (Case studies) 

Time (IST): 2:00 to 3.00 PM 

Engagement Activity: on an AI based e-platform 

Session 4: Industry Insights (Future Pathways: Careers, Startups & SDGs)

Time (IST): 3:15 PM – 4:00 PM
Talk by a Food Industry Expert

Conclusion Session: Quiz and Feedback 

Time (IST): 4.00 – 4.30 PM

Learning Outcomes

The event shall encompass these core areas: 

  • Science & Technology of Sustainable Foods
  • Plant Based Alternatives: Scope and market
  • From Waste to Value: Upcycled Foods in Practice (Case studies)
  •  Industry Expert Talk: Future Pathways: Careers, Startups & SDGs

Intended Audience & Eligibility

Intended Audience :

  • Research scholars, UG and PG students of Food and all allied domains 
  • Faculty members from universities, colleges (public and private sectors) and school teachers teaching or working on the said and related domains.
  • Professionals from food start-ups, industries and entrepreneurs from related areas

Eligibility :

Faculty members/teachers, Bachelors, Masters and PhD scholars in the Food Tech, Nutritional Sciences and related disciplines like Life Sciences domain are welcome to attend. Food based startups and MSME units are also welcome.

Fee Structure

Students : Rs. 590 (Rs. 500 + 18%GST)  

Faculty : Rs. 1180 (Rs. 1000 + 18%GST)

Industry : Rs. 1770 (Rs. 1500 + 18%GST)

Session Details

Dates of the Workshop : 9th August, 2025

Mode of the Workshop : Online

Timings of the Session :

FN : 10 : 00 a.m. – 01 : 00 p.m. (IST)

AN : 02 : 00 p.m. – 04 : 30 p.m. (IST)

Certificate Criteria

Both Attendance requirements and Final quiz score must be obtained to earn the certification.

Participants need to attend 70% or more of the total workshop duration, and take the final quiz (it shall be conducted at the end of the workshop, carrying a mix of 20 MCQs and MSQs).

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