Published on in Vol 6, No 9 (2022): September

Preprints (earlier versions) of this paper are available at https://preprints.jmir.org/preprint/38520, first published .
The Impact of Smartphone Apps Designed to Reduce Food Waste on Improving Healthy Eating, Financial Expenses and Personal Food Waste: Crossover Pilot Intervention Trial Studying Students’ User Experiences

The Impact of Smartphone Apps Designed to Reduce Food Waste on Improving Healthy Eating, Financial Expenses and Personal Food Waste: Crossover Pilot Intervention Trial Studying Students’ User Experiences

The Impact of Smartphone Apps Designed to Reduce Food Waste on Improving Healthy Eating, Financial Expenses and Personal Food Waste: Crossover Pilot Intervention Trial Studying Students’ User Experiences

Journals

  1. Herrera Burstein Y, Goñi Avila N. Promoting sustainable consumption among university students: a systematic literature review. International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education 2024;25(2):265 View
  2. Ranjbari M, Shams Esfandabadi Z, Siebers P, Pisano P, Quatraro F. Digitally enabled food sharing platforms towards effective waste management in a circular economy: A system dynamics simulation model. Technovation 2024;130:102939 View
  3. Fernandez-Zamudio M, Zarzo I, Pina T, Soriano J, San Onofre N. Assessment and Solutions to Food Waste at Congress Events: A Perspective of the MagNuS Project. Foods 2024;13(2):181 View
  4. Werle C, Gauthier C, Yamim A, Bally F. How a food scanner app influences healthy food choice. Appetite 2024;200:107571 View
  5. Neagoe I, Grădinaru G. Technological Strategies for Reducting Food Waste. Proceedings of the International Conference on Business Excellence 2024;18(1):43 View
  6. Li R, Zhou Y, Wang H, Wang Q. Study on university students’ intention to choose reusable takeaway food containers: evidence from China. International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education 2024 View

Books/Policy Documents

  1. Rajendran S, Rajeswari D. AI Tools and Applications for Women’s Safety. View
  2. Edilson U. Environmental Science and Technology: Sustainable Development II. View