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In January 2025, the ECN offered its first workshop on "Data Visualisation in R", led by Junior Professor Dr. Philipp Sprengholz from the University of Bamberg (Germany). - Image
Maternal obesity affects 30% of pregnancies, impacting offspring brain and gut microbiota development. This is linked to lower cognitive abilities and behavioral disorders. With cognitive decline rising globally, early-life strategies are vital to prevent future impairment. - BackgroundBacteria play a crucial role in our healthy development, and in protecting against chronic disease. The goal of EarlyVir was to find out whether the same applies for viruses and if we can isolate important viruses and use them as a technology to improve human health.Objectives:Determine the viral composition of the infant gut at age 1 yearDetermine whether it was influenced by the diet…
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Next week on October 6th 2020, the e-Annual Symposium “Opening the Science of Food” of ILSI Europe, a member of the JPI HDHL Stakeholder Advisory Board, will be held on a virtual platform from 9:00 to 16.30. - Image
The ILSI Europe Nutrition & Mental Performance Task Force has now published the final programme of the 4th Symposium on “Nutrition for the Ageing Brain: From Mechanisms to Sustainability”.
- The physiological impact of dietary methylglyoxal Image AbstractBioactive compounds produced during food processing can have strong pro-inflammatory properties with potential health implications. Modulation of chronic inflammation may be the mechanism linking diet to the risk of chronic diseases such as diabetes and cardiovascular…
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The ERA-Net HDHL-INTIMIC partners are pleased to announce the launch of a 4th additional non-cofunded joint funding activity “Standardised measurement, monitoring and/or biomarkers to study food intake, physical activity and health (STAMIFY)”. - The project aimed at evaluating the specific role of selenium (Se) in relation to other nutrients and trace elements in favoring brain and behavioral plasticity. The central hypothesis tested is the role of oxidative stress and inflammation as key processes connecting diet, peripheral tissues and brain development. In our experimental models, pregnant and lactating female rats and their offspring…
