Mr Fintan Moran
Lecturer
Email: fintan.moran@TUDublin.ie
Tel: (01) 220 5666
NEMOs Fellow Profile
Name: Fintan Moran
Background: Fintan Moran qualified in Commercial Horticulture from UCD and as a Barrister at Law in the Honorable Society of the Kings Inns. He lectures in Food and Bioscience Law at Technological University Dublin where he currently serves as a member of Academic Council. He devised and set up the M.Sc. Programme in Food Safety Management in 2001, based upon EU Law, the first in Ireland and one of the first in the world to specifically address food safety from an integrated techno-professional approach. In 2014 he added an international programme recruiting students from over 24 countries globally. He has been a consultant on international food safety projects for the Bangladesh Food Safety Authority (funded by the UNFAO), the University of Hue in Vietnam (funded by Irish Aid) and the Abu Dhabi Food Control Agency. He incorporated sustainability, the UN SDSs and Data Analytics into the MSc programmes as key elements of the newly revised programme, the MSc in Sustainable Food Safety Management.
Main Areas of Expertise: Food Law, Food Safety Management, Food Sustainability
Chosen Modules: TFFS2001 Food Product Regulatory Affairs
Sample of recent publications:
- Mathews, F. Moran, A. Jaiswal. (2021) “A Review on European Union’s Strategy for Plastics in a Circular Economy and its Impact on Food Safety” Journal of Cleaner Production: Vol 283. Elsevier
Md. A. Alam, M. Markiewicz-Keszycka, C. Pasquet, F. Moran, PJ. Cullen, C. Sullivan, M. P. Casado-Gavalda (2020). “Elemental analysis of fish feed by laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy. Talanta 219: 2020 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.talanta.2020.121258
- Albandary and F. Moran. (2020). “A Study of the Effectiveness of a Software HACCP System FoodCheck for the Management of Food Safety". Acta Scientific Nutritional Health 4.1 (2020): 165-170.
Myintzaw, P., Moran, F. & Jaiswal, A. K. (2020). Campylobacteriosis, consumer's risk perception, and knowledge associated with domestic poultry handling in Ireland. Journal of Food Safety. https://doi.org/10.1111/jfs.12799
Moran, F., Sullivan, C., Keener, K. and Cullen P. (2017) Facilitating smart HACCP strategies with Process Analytical Technology. Current Opinion in Food Science. 17:94:99
Sample of recent Research projects:
Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS): a rapid solution for heavy metal quantification of feed and food |
“Safedelivery” -An examination of Covid 19 and food safety concerns associated with food delivery operators |
Food related Degrees: a bottom-up approach integrating a transversal competence for Sustainable Innovation (in development) |
Development of a CPD Certificate in Educating for Food Sustainability |
The Impact of New Technology on Food Safety Regulation |
Vietnam National Ago- Forestry- Fisheries Quality Assurance Department (NAFIQAD) |
Irish Aid/ Irish Research Council (IRSET COALESCE) |
A project to facilitate synergistic cooperation between NAFIQAD, the Vietnam National Agricultural University (VNUA), FSAI, the World Bank and Agricultural and Fisheries smallholders (in development) |
University of Hue, Vietnam |
Irish Research Council (IRSET COALESCE) |
A proposal to jointly design and develop a doctoral training programme in Food and Biotechnologies Research between Hue University and Technological University of Dublin |
Abu Dhabi Food Control Agency |
Abu Dhabi Food Control Agency |
Development and delivery of a programme to upskill all staff of the agency to meet current international standards |
University of Hue, Vietnam |
Irish Aid |
Development of an MSc. Programme in Food Safety Management to address national Strategic needs |
Bangladesh Food Safety Authority |
UNFAO |
Scoping, development and implementation of a BSc. Programme to meet the demands of the newly created role of Food Safety Inspector |