Graduate student researcher

Linda Kalunga

Graduate Student Researcher

AIFS publications

4 publications

AIFS publications

Preprint · SSRN · 2026
Characteristics of Peer-Reviewed Digital Tools for Modeling Food Safety Microorganisms: A Scoping Review
Kalunga, Linda, Sophia Ruser, Amelia Nelson, Sebastian Llanos, Chenhao Qian, Lily Grover, Sarah I. Murphy, Martin Wiedmann, and Renata Ivanek
Paper page for Characteristics of Peer-Reviewed Digital Tools for Modeling Food Safety Microorganisms: A Scoping Review DOI 10.2139/ssrn.7163078
FeaturedJournal Article · npj Science of Food · 2026
Perceptions of Voluntary Horizontal Confidential Food Safety Data Sharing: an Exploratory Interview Study with Food Industry Leadership
Kalunga, Linda, Katherine Koebel, Carrie S Alexander, Martin Wiedmann, Aaron Smith, Aaron Adalja, and Renata Ivanek
Paper page for Perceptions of voluntary horizontal confidential food safety data sharing: an exploratory interview study with food industry leadership DOI 10.1038/s41538-026-00939-9
Journal Article · Journal of Food Protection · 2026
Active Learning Models to Screen Articles As Part of a Systematic Review of Literature on Digital Tools in Food Safety
Wu, Tyler, Sophia Ruser, Linda Kalunga, and Renata Ivanek
Paper page for Active Learning Models to Screen Articles as Part of a Systematic Review of Literature on Digital Tools in Food Safety DOI 10.1016/j.jfp.2025.100488
Preprint · Research Square · 2025
Minimizing Threats Through Responsible Voluntary Confidential Food Safety Data Sharing: Insights From Food Industry Leaders
Kalunga, Linda, Katherine Koebel, Carrie S Alexander, Martin Wiedmann, Aaron Smith, Aaron Adalja, and Renata Ivanek
Paper page for Minimizing Threats Through Responsible Voluntary Confidential Food Safety Data Sharing: Insights from Food Industry Leaders PDF of Minimizing Threats Through Responsible Voluntary Confidential Food Safety Data Sharing: Insights from Food Industry Leaders Project for Minimizing Threats Through Responsible Voluntary Confidential Food Safety Data Sharing: Insights from Food Industry Leaders DOI 10.21203/rs.3.rs-6960610/v1

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Linda Kalunga

AIFS publications

Characteristics of Peer-Reviewed Digital Tools for Modeling Food Safety Microorganisms: A Scoping Review

Perceptions of Voluntary Horizontal Confidential Food Safety Data Sharing: an Exploratory Interview Study with Food Industry Leadership

Active Learning Models to Screen Articles As Part of a Systematic Review of Literature on Digital Tools in Food Safety

Minimizing Threats Through Responsible Voluntary Confidential Food Safety Data Sharing: Insights From Food Industry Leaders