Published in Food Tank: How can AI help build a fairer, greener food future?
Food Tank has published a feature on how AI can support a fairer, greener, and more resilient food system, with input from GEEK4Food.
June 11, 2025
Our G4F Skills Platform is live! Connecting learners, workers, educators, employers, and soon, policymakers, through AI-powered skill analysis and matching in the agri-food sector.
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Published in Vegconomist: How AI can power the next generation of food innovators
A new Vegconomist article looks at how AI is driving food innovation and highlights the role of the GEEK4Food project.
May 22, 2025
Digital Skills Talks “Cultivating the future: transforming agrifood through skills and innovation”
In the 12th episode of the Digital Skills Talks series, hosted by the Digital Skills and Jobs Platform, Maarten van der Kamp, Director of Education at EIT Food, introduced the G4F Skills Platform.
May 16, 2025
GEEK4Food at the AgriFood Pact for Skills Annual Event – Brussels, 13-14 May 2025
On day two of the Pact for Skills Annual Event, GEEK4Food presented the G4F Skills Platform. Learn more about the Agrifood Pact for Skills Event by following the link below.
May 6, 2025
Published in Food Manufacture: AI-driven upskilling to transform our food system
Food Manufacture has published a feature on GEEK4Food’s work using AI to upskill the food and drink workforce. Read it by following the link below.
April 24, 2025
Training for the future: working with agri-food educators for future challenges
A train-the-trainer model is like a teaching relay. It starts with training a select group of people who then go on to teach what they have collaboratively learned to others. In the agri-food sector, it
July 11, 2024
Project Coordinator: University of Teramo.
Project Co-Cordinator: EIT Food.
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