Congratulations to FHSS PhD student Isabell Nessel who published part of her integrated PhD thesis in the Journal for Parenteral… Read more »
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BU research into breast milk quality-Participants needed
We are looking for breast feeding mums to donate 5 mL of breast milk for a research study conducted… Read more »
BU research into breast milk quality-Participants needed
We are looking for breast feeding mums to donate 5 mL of breast milk for a research study conducted… Read more »
BU’s PGR Isabell Nessel presenting at the 13th Congress of the International Society for the Study of Fatty Acids and Lipids in Las Vegas
The International Society for the Study of Fatty Acids and Lipids (ISSFAL) www.ISSFAL.org held its 13th International Congress in Las… Read more »
BU’s PGR student Isabell Nessel has been awarded New Investigator Award and will be presenting at the 13thCongress of the International Society for the Study of Fatty Acids and Lipids (ISSFAL)
The 13th Congress of the International Society for the Study of Fatty Acids and Lipids (ISSFAL) http://www.issfal.org/ will be held in… Read more »
BU’s PGR Isabell Nessel at the 4th International Congress of the European Milk Bank Association
The European Milk Bank Association (EMBA) (www.europeanmilkbanking.com) held its 4th International Congress in Glasgow in early October. After a… Read more »
BU’s PGR Isabell Nessel at the Department of Life Sciences, University of Roehampton
I had the pleasure of spending the last three weeks in the Department of Life Sciences (University of Roehampton), working… Read more »
Fundraising for the Hearts Milk Bank at BU
On the 17th of November, The World Prematurity Day, there was a fundraising cake sale for the Hearts Milk Bank…. Read more »
BU highly represented at the 4th international SIGNEC Conference in London
SIGNEC U.K. is a special interest group for NEC set up by Prof Minesh Khashu, Consultant in Neonatal Medicine, Poole… Read more »
World Prematurity Day – 17th November – Cake Sale
Would you donate a cake/cupcakes? Date: 17th November Time: 11.30-13.30 Venue: BoHo Lounge, Ground floor, Bournemouth House Cake drop… Read more »
BU’s PhD Isabell Nessel at the Human Milk Bank in Southampton, Princess Anne Hospital
Most of you have probably heard/read about human milk banking by now from me or my previous posts, if not… Read more »
2 Nuffield students gaining hands-on research experience at BU
During the last 4 weeks, Sophie and Rose (left and middle in the picture), two AS level students, have spent… Read more »
BU’s PhD student Isabell Nessel attending the UK Association for Milk Banking annual training day in London, 8th of June
The UK Association for Milk Banking (UKAMB) recently held their annual training day in London (Picture: Isabell and UKAMB’s Trustee Chair Ann… Read more »
Human Milk Banking in the UK
Breast feeding is the gold standard for feeding babies. This might not be surprising for most of you, although the… Read more »
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