The objective of the annual symposium of the Institut Paul Bocuse's food and Hospitality Research Center is to present on-going projects while exchanging knowledge with other expert speakers and participants. This year, the conference will address attractiveness of food and service from different points of view (Grand Chef and researchers), different contexts (institutions and restaurants) and concerning different clients (adults and children).

Program

Introduction conference : culinary workshops in penitentiary centres

Thierry Marx, Chef, Château Cordeillan-Bages (France)

Understanding the role of people in the hospitality business

Nigel Hemmington, auckland University of technology (New Zealand)

The role of verbal and non verbal language in customer / waiter relationships

Clémentine Hugol-Gential, student in the Institut Paul Bocuse, Lyon (France)

Hungry in hospital, healthy in prisons

Heather Hartwell, University of Bournemouth (United Kingdom)

Food in hospitals : what could be done to solve current problems ?

Bernard Guy-Grand, la pitié-salpetrière (France)

How to overcome neophobia and develop vegetable acceptance ?

Patricia Pliner, University of Toronto (Canada)

Vegetable texture preference of 8 to 11 year old children

David Morizet, student in the Institut Paul Bocuse, Bonduelle (France)

Writing claims for children

Ambroise Martin, University Lyon (France)

Comparing institutional attractiveness to other eating places - Concluding conference

Herb Meiselman (United States)

Concluding remarks and discussions

Martine Laville, president of Institut Paul Bocuse's scientific board

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