Training courses
The operational unit and the Sym’Previus network regularly organize training to facilitate the use of the software.
- Inter-company training: the Sym’Previus software is presented as part of the training course “Using predictive microbiology in your HACCP approach” offered by ADRIA which takes place in Rennes (France) in June. For more information, please contact the ADRIA Training Department.
In-company training: personalized one-day in-company training can be organized on request. This training can also be given via Webex. For more information, contact symprevius@adria.tm.fr.
Demonstrations of Sym’Previus are also regularly offered during scientific conferences and business conventions.
Dissemination, workshops and conferences
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6-8 November 2023 : Anna Jofre (IRTA), member of the Sym’Previus Scientific Committee, presented case studies using different Sym’Previus modules at the 37th EFFoST International Conference, Valencia, Spain.
16-19 Juillet 2023: Nicolas Nguyen Van Long (Adria) presented Prediction of Spore Germination and Radial Growth of Fungi in Dairy Products as a Function of Temperature, pH, Water Activity, Lactic and Propionic Acids at the IAFP Conference, Toronto, Canada.
4 juin 2023 : presentation of the Sym’Previus “Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP)” module during the “Predictive microbiology software development” session at the 12th International Conference on Predictive Modelling in Foods, Sapporo, Japan.
4 Juin 2023: Jeanne-Marie Membré (INRAe), member of the Sym’Previus Scientific Committee, presented the Sym’Previus module for fungi during the “Predictive microbiology software development” session at the 12th International Conference on Predictive Modelling in Foods, Sapporo, Japan.
3-5 Mai 2023:presentation of the Sym’Previus model for simulating the behaviour of Bacillus cereus at the IAFP-Europe conference, Aberdeen, Scotland .
3-5 April 2023: Louis Coroller (Lubem), chairman of the Sym’Previus Scientific Committee, presented the model for simulation growth and inactivation of Bacillus cereus at the 10th European Spores Conference, Cambridge, England.