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Dr Elliot Woolley-Lecturer in Sustainable Manufacturing, Centre for Sustainable Manufacturing and Recycling Technologies, Loughborough University, UK.

- Dr Elliot Woolley-Lecturer in Sustainable Manufacturing, Centre for Sustainable Manufacturing and Recycling Technologies, Loughborough University, UK.'s presentations
  - 2017 Presentations
Elliot’s educational background is in the field of Applied Physics. His current research focus is on the monitoring and control environmental impacts in manufacturing through intelligent data collection and information processingHe also has in interest in food waste minimisation. Elliot is in investigator in the £4.5m 5-year EPSRC Centre for Innovative Manufacturing in Food.

Presentation Title- Frontiers of Sustainable Manufacturing of Food

One of the most prominent challenges commonly acknowledged by modern manufacturing industries is ‘how to produce more with fewer resources?’ Nowhere is this more true than in the food sector due to the recent concerns regarding the long-term availability and security of food products. Furthermore, the impacts of climate change, growing global population, as well as changes in demand and dietary behaviours urgently demands a need to change the way we grow, manufacture and consume our food products. This talk introduces a number of key research challenges facing modern food manufacturers, including improved productivity using fewer resources, prevention and valorisation of food waste, improving the resilience of food supply chains, and increased flexible automation in food manufacturing.