Discover more about the research that happens at the Liggins Institute as we put our investigators on the spot to sum up their research in five minutes or less. This is your chance to get a taster of the range of multi-disciplinary research that happens at the Institute.

From understanding how best to feed preterm babies, to exploring how our genes contribute to disease, Liggins researchers are committed to understanding the factors that influence health and disease at every stage of life.

Hear from these world-leading researchers in person and find out more about the masters and doctoral projects on offer to you.

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Speakers:

Professor Frank Bloomfield - Fetus and newborn, nutrition

Distinguished Professor Dame Jane Harding - Fetus and newborn, nutrition, neonatal glycaemia, long-term outcomes

Professor Caroline Crowther - Maternal and perinatal health

Associate Professor Justin O'Sullivan - Genetics and genome organisation

Associate Professor Katie Groom - Maternal health

Dr Jo Perry - Endocrinology, growth factors

Dr Tommi Vatanen - Microbiome, metabolism, immunity

Dr Jacquie Bay - DOHaD knowledge translation adolescent populations