by ksch009 | 20 Feb, 2022 | Infant Health, News, Priority research theme
Could introducing a prebiotic-rich kūmara powder to babies first foods promote ‘good’ gut bugs and boost immune health? Researchers are seeking 300 Auckland babies who have not yet started eating solids to join a clinical trial that will investigate the potential...
by ksch009 | 27 Sep, 2021 | Infant Health, News
Congratulations to Professor Clare Wall, HVN’s Principal Investigator on our Infant Health Priority Research Programme and Science Leadership Team member, who was recently awarded the Dietitians NZ Award for Excellence. Clare was recognised for her role in...
by ksch009 | 5 Aug, 2021 | High-Value Nutrition, Infant Health, Science of Food
HVN’s Science of Food Enabling Programme has recently published the 2021 Patent Insights Reports into our four Priority Research Programmes, authored by Dr Peter Brown, Director of IPSynergy. Below is a summary of the Patent Insights Report – Infant...
by ksch009 | 9 Dec, 2020 | Events, Infant Health, News
On Wednesday 2 December HVN Science Leadership Team member Professor Clare Wall gave her inaugural lecture at the University of Auckland titled ‘The accidental academic’. Clare shared with the audience her career journey, where she started as a clinical dietician in...
by ksch009 | 10 Nov, 2020 | Infant Health, News
HVN’s Science of Food Enabling Programme has recently published our 2020 Patent Insights Reports into our four HVN Priority Research Programmes. Below is a summary of the Infant Health Patent Insights Report. Read the full Infant Health Patent Insights Report...
by ksch009 | 5 Nov, 2020 | Digestive Health, High-Value Nutrition, Infant Health, News, Priority research theme
Systems biology: Complementary feeding to nourish infant health at weaning The Riddet Institute in Palmerston North is seeking a PhD candidate who is an enthusiastic learner and has demonstrated academic excellence across appropriate disciplines to undertake research...
