Lissage Pierre is a PhD candidate in Food Science and Technology at the University of Santiago de Chile. He is a Veterinarian and Zootechnician, and graduated from the Agrarian University of Havana, Cuba in 2007. He obtained a Master's degree in Food Science and Engineering at Bío-Bío University, Chile in 2017. Previously, he worked in his country for 7 years in the Inspection and Sanitary Control of Agricultural and Fishing Products. In addition, he worked in the quality control of food products and was a teacher of animal nutrition and physiological at the University of Fondwa, Léogâne, Haiti for the first semester of 2018–2019. From 2015, he began researching functional foods and published, together with other researchers, a scientific article in the journal of Food and Chemical Toxicology. Currently his research lies in nanotechnology applied to the food industry and the development of smart packaging at the University of Santiago de Chile. In 2016, he was awarded by the Chilean Agency for International Development Cooperation as the most outstanding student with the best academic performance among his fellow Haitians.
Lissage Pierre is a PhD candidate in Food Science and Technology at the University of Santiago de Chile. He is a Veterinarian and Zootechnician, and graduated from the Agrarian University of Havana, Cuba in 2007. He obtained a Master's degree in Food Science and Engineering at Bío-Bío University, Chile in 2017. Previously, he worked in his country for 7 years in the Inspection and Sanitary Control of Agricultural and Fishing Products. In addition, he worked in the quality control of food products and was a teacher of animal nutrition and physiological at the University of Fondwa, Léogâne, Haiti for the first semester of 2018–2019. From 2015, he began researching functional foods and published, together with other researchers, a scientific article in the journal of Food and Chemical Toxicology. Currently his research lies in nanotechnology applied to the food industry and the development of smart packaging at the University of Santiago de Chile. In 2016, he was awarded by the Chilean Agency for International Development Cooperation as the most outstanding student with the best academic performance among his fellow Haitians.