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Examples of executive function in day to day life in adults - Prof. Sean Deoni

What is executive function - Prof. Kimberley Cuevas

What is executive function - Prof. Kimberley Cuevas

Why are executive functions important - Prof. Sean Deoni

Why are executive functions important - Prof. Sean Deoni

Examples of executive function in day to day life for young children - Prof. Stephen Hooper

Examples of executive function in day to day life for young children - Prof. Stephen Hooper

What is normal executive function development - Prof. John Colombo

What is normal executive function development - Prof. John Colombo

Hot topics in bioactive nutrition – HMOs and MOS - Dr. Colin Cercamondi

Hot topics in bioactive nutrition – HMOs and MOS - Dr. Colin Cercamondi

Brain development and nutrition in toddlers–update from the Baby Connectome Project - Prof. Weili Lin

Brain development and nutrition in toddlers–update from the Baby Connectome Project - Prof. Weili Lin

Brain and cognitive development – a focus on myelination and executive functions - Dr. Barry O’Neill

Brain and cognitive development – a focus on myelination and executive functions - Dr. Barry O’Neill

Human milk oligosaccharides (HMOs) role in neurodevelopment - Dr. Jonas Hauser

Human milk oligosaccharides (HMOs) role in neurodevelopment - Dr. Jonas Hauser

Toddler sociability - Dr. Nora Schneider

Toddler sociability - Dr. Nora Schneider

Bioactive nutrition and infant gut development - Dr. Ryan Carvalho

Bioactive nutrition and infant gut development - Dr. Ryan Carvalho

Importance of faecal biomarkers and the microbiome’s role in child health and disease… Is it really all about the poop? - Dr. Ben Gold

Importance of faecal biomarkers and the microbiome’s role in child health and disease… Is it really all about the poop? - Dr. Ben Gold

How do you identify the signs of executive functions in infants by Prof. Kimberly Cuevas

How do you identify the signs of executive functions in infants by Prof. Kimberly Cuevas

The fats of life in early childhood brain development by Dr. Ryan Carvalho

The fats of life in early childhood brain development by Dr. Ryan Carvalho

The World of Myelination in Child Development

The World of Myelination in Child Development

Wyeth Nutrition Global Summit 2015 Video – Prof. Magnus Domellöf

Wyeth Nutrition Global Summit 2015 Video – Prof. Magnus Domellöf

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Wyeth Nutrition Global Summit 2015 Video – Prof. Hania Szajewska

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Wyeth Nutrition Global Summit 2015 Video – Prof. Berthold Koletzko

ESPGHAN 2014 Video - Prof. Raanan Shamir & Prof. Atul Singhal

ESPGHAN 2014 Video - Prof. Raanan Shamir & Prof. Atul Singhal

ESPGHAN 2014 Video - Prof. Atul Singhal

ESPGHAN 2014 Video - Prof. Atul Singhal

ESPGHAN 2014 Video - Prof. Raanan Shamir

ESPGHAN 2014 Video - Prof. Raanan Shamir

Executive functions play a role in our everyday life from planning to organising tasks.

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Professor Sean Deoni (Brown)

Prof. Sean Deoni

Brown University, USA

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