Produce, transmit, valorize original knowledge and expertise and contribute to the improvement of the well-being of the populations, whatever the age and the context of meal or reception, in France and abroad.
Goals
Train future professionals, competent and open to the world of tomorrow, for industry, academy, public institutions.
Leading scientific projects in response to current and future societal challenges, thanks to our unique resources.Innovate, create new methods, new products, new services.
Activities
Food & Food Service - Science & Innovation
Education
Training based on multidisciplinary research that serves the hospitality, catering and culinary arts trades
The theses are driven by three objectives: education, science and real world application.
PhD students are enrolled in a local, national or international university doctoral school (depending on the project) and they work on a thesis within a specific scientific discipline. The issue examined in each thesis originated from an operational or societal question and the work aims to advance scientific knowledge, as well as to propose practical applications. The doctoral students are supervised by one of the Institute’s researchers and an academic director and they benefit from the expertise of an ad hoc steering committee consisting of researchers and professionals.
Thanks to a solid 3-year program featuring various training activities, the doctoral students are trained to perform research, manage projects and communicate scientific findings. While maintaining a fully multidisciplinary vision, they are able to acquire mastery of various different concepts and techniques. They perform experiments at the Institut Lyfe or conduct studies at partner establishments (hotels, school cafeterias, hospitals, nursing homes).
Calixte Engelberg, The social conditions of food repertoire renewal : the example of seaweed consumption, EHESS - Séverine Gojard, Institut Lyfe Research & Innovation Center - Maxime Michaud
Fateme Aliyari, How are olfactory and trigeminal stimuli processed by the human brain? Functional studies of oscillatory correlates of olfactory and trigeminal perception using MagnetoEncephalography, Lyon 1- Anne-Lise Saive, Nathalie Buonviso
Arnaud Lamy, "The representations and identities of chefs with regard to sustainable cooking: the place of meat and vegetable", MOISA mixed research unit (Markets, organizations, institutions and strategies of actors) The Agro Institute | Montpellier SupAgro, EDEG doctoral school (Montpellier Doctoral School of Economics and Management) / M. Sebbane, IPBR - Lyfe Institute Foundation
Morgane Dantec - The perceptual and cognitive markers of flavoured products naturalness: a cross - cultural perspective, M. Bensafi, CRNL, Univ. Lyon 1 / J. Lafraire, IPBR - Mane