Want to do a PhD with us? New ESRC funded PhD exploring complementary feeding and child development outcomes. ⁦@Meg_Nutrition⁩ ⁦@DrNLetourneau⁩ ⁦@LaShaps1⁩ ⁦@profblissett⁩ ⁦@mgsesrcdtp⁩

RT @Prof_Ian_M: Great present @indparltrust Breakfast @HouseofCommons on Growing UK Life Sciences. Key messages: 1. Work with NHS Clinici…

@Prof_Ian_M @SallyPuzey @AstonUniRKE @Aston_Pharmacy @PharMED_ @WePharmacists @ChrisALangley @josephbush @AstonHLS Brilliant Ian glad it went well

RT @ProfAleksSubic: Applications to study on @AstonUniversity #London campus are now open for May start. Exciting times ahead as we bring A…

RT @AstonAIME: We have several #PhD #studentship opportunities, all starting in October 2025. Research topics are wide-ranging within the…

A brilliant inaugural lecture from our Regius Chair in Pharmacy - Prof Ian Wong - pharmacoepidemiology and big data. Such an inspirational career. @AstonHLS @AstonPress

Professor Ian Wong- our regius chair in pharmacy at ⁦@AstonUniversity⁩ kicking off a symposium on pharmacy research and practice ⁦@AstonHLS⁩

Great to be at Birmingham Health Partners annual meeting today. Stronger together with our clinical and academic partners from the Birmingham region

Delighted to see this labour of love published. We find that more infant-led experiences with complementary feeding are associated with greater infant vocalisations at mealtimes- a relationship mediated by parent language use. ⁦@AstonPeach⁩ ⁦

RT @islamsp_: Seeing your name as an author of a paper feels incredibly surreal - a dream come true for sure 🥹 Our paper on an 'Approach t…

@islamsp_ Thanks for all your work in this Shefu we couldn’t have done it without you!!

⁦@katieedders⁩ sharing findings about how distraction and portioning can be helpful strategies for families experiencing challenges with child avid eating behaviour ⁦@ESRC_appetite⁩ - evidence from a lab study

Great presentation ⁦@alicekini⁩ about the bidirectional relationships between parent feeding and child eating behaviour using data from ⁦@GeminiResearch⁩ within ⁦@ESRC_appetite⁩ project

⁦@EmmaHaycraft⁩ sharing parents experiences of more avid child eating behaviour - learning from strategies parents have developed and the challenges that they describe ⁦@ESRC_appetite⁩

A person centered approach to understanding child eating behaviour. Such novel findings from @AbigailPickard6 to help understand how eating behaviours cluster and are experienced by families @ESRC_appetite

@ClareHLlewellyn fab talk about genetic and environmental influences on the development of satiety and food responsiveness - highlighting the significant role of environmental influences particularly in early childhood @ESRC_appetite @ClareHLlewellyn

Great talk from @mrtzhrl sharing analyses of @GeminiResearch indicating that emotional over-eating is largely explained by shared and non shared environmental influences - particularly in earlier childhood but these vary over time @ESRC_appetite

@ClareHLlewellyn great presentation about genetic susceptibility to childhood obesity and the role of the genetic and environmental factors for shaping appetite in the @GeminiResearch cohort @ESRC_appetite

Very excited to start the @ESRC_appetite end of project conference sharing research findings from our ESRC funded project: Appetite in Preschoolers: Producing evidence for tailoring interventions effectively with @profblissett kicking off the day

RT @JackWatkeys: Chief Medical Officer for Black Country ICB welcomes all and talks about research in the Black Country at this years BC R…