
The Poultry Podcast Show
Dr. Hannes Pouseele: Data Science & Food Safety | Ep. 127
Feb 4, 2025
Dr. Hannes Pouseele, a global solutions architect at bioMérieux with a PhD in Algebraic Topology, shares cutting-edge strategies for enhancing food safety in poultry. He discusses how bioinformatics and data science tackle microbiological risks and improve decision-making through timely data. Dr. Pouseele explains the concept of digital twins and their role in managing contamination risks during production. Listeners will learn about innovative tools that optimize poultry health and safety, revolutionizing industry practices.
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Quick takeaways
- Dr. Hannes Pouseele emphasizes the importance of real-time data insights to ensure effective decision-making in poultry production despite testing delays.
- The concept of digital twins is showcased as a revolutionary tool for optimizing processes and mitigating microbial risks within the poultry industry.
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The Challenge of Delayed Information in Poultry Production
Delayed information poses significant challenges in poultry production, particularly when test results arrive too late to impact decisions. For instance, microbiological tests may take 24 to 36 hours, by which point conditions may have changed, rendering the information less relevant. This emphasis on timing underlines the need for real-time insights that can guide immediate decision-making. Therefore, a risk perspective that incorporates past data and trends could help predict the current state of production facilities more effectively.
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