Julian Cox
Associate Professor, UNSW
Julian Cox is listed as Associate Professor, UNSW. Julian is scheduled to speak at Dubai International Food Safety Conference 2026 on 16 November 2026.
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About
Julian Cox is an Associate Professor, of Food Microbiology, and formerly the Associate Dean (Education) in UNSW Science and Associate Dean (International) in UNSW Engineering. Julian has extensive and award-winning teaching experience in food microbiology, quality assurance, rapid methods, and graduate attributes. His research activities focus on food microbiology and food safety, including rapid methods for the detection and characterisation of microorganisms associated with foods, the biology, ecology and management of foodborne pathogens and food safety systems and culture. He is also involved in the development and application of technology, especially computers, in teaching, and study of higher education.
Upcoming
Dubai International Food Safety Conference 2026 16 November 2026 – 17 November 2026
- IAFP Session: Are the Microbes Smarter Than Humans? Speaker · 16 November 2026
- LEADERS’ SESSION: SHAPING TOMORROW’S FOOD CHOICES Speaker · 16 November 2026
- Panel Discussion and Q&A Speaker · 16 November 2026
- Paraistes 101 Speaker · 16 November 2026
- Safer Food in Education: What Every Decision-Maker Should Know Speaker · 16 November 2026
- Food Safety and Social Media: Influencers Forum Speaker · 17 November 2026
- Perspectives on Research that Shapes Food Safety Speaker · 17 November 2026
Spoke alongside
People who have shared a session with Julian at events on B2DB.
- Michael Rivera Senior Applied Nutrition and Food Safety Awareness Officer · Dubai Municipality 3 shared sessions
- Stephen Ritz Founder / TV Host · Green Bronx Machine 2 shared sessions
- Amona Yousef 1 shared session
- Manan Sharma Senior Director, Produce and Food Safety · The Acheson Group / and International Association for Food Protection 1 shared session