Wednesday, October 11
Why Plant-Based Meat is the Future and How Data Science Helps
Organized by Sturm College of Law
Date and time
Wednesday | October 11 2023 | 7:30 pm
Location
Location to be announced
About this event
Animal agriculture is a technological anachronism. The inherent biology and physics of animals ultimately limit the commodities produced from them. In the long run, plant- and microbial-based food will be tastier, healthier, and more affordable than conventional animal-based products and simultaneously usher in significant, unalloyed benefits for humanity, animal kind, and planet Earth. The combinatorial recipe space for food successors is vast, and methods are needed to narrow the search.
Join speaker Karthik Sekar to learn why data science and machine learning are necessary to accelerate our food transition. Karthik has a doctorate in Chemical Engineering from Northwestern University and had an academic research career in biochemical engineering, metabolism, and quantitative biology. He is the Head of Data Science at Climax Foods and works on next generation plant-based cheese.
Vegan food will be provided.
Languages
English
Event type
Education
Organizer
Sturm College of Law