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Key Bioactive Nutrients that can Impact the Microbiome: Dr. Colin Cercamondi

Nutrition and brain flexibility: learnings from the baby connectome project

Nutrition and brain flexibility: learnings from the baby connectome project

Dr. Nora Schneider - Nutrients for Brain Myelination: Clinical Trial Results

Dr. Nora Schneider - Nutrients for Brain Myelination: Clinical Trial Results

How can myelination be influenced? - Dr. Jonas Hauser

How can myelination be influenced? - Dr. Jonas Hauser

Why is myelination important? - Dr, Jonas Hauser

Why is myelination important? - Dr. Jonas Hauser

What is myelination? - Dr. Jonas Hauser

What is myelination? - Dr. Jonas Hauser

The role of polar lipids in brain and cognitive development - Dr. Pascal Steiner

The role of polar lipids in brain and cognitive development - Dr. Pascal Steiner

The SING Study – Diet quality of local preschool children and impact on development: Prof. Albert Lee

The SING Study – Diet quality of local preschool children and impact on development: Prof. Albert Lee

Difficulty in weaning and modifying early childhood dietary pattern from home to school: Miss Carmen Lo

Difficulty in weaning and modifying early childhood dietary pattern from home to school: Miss Carmen Lo

Local challenges of maternal and infant nutrition: Prof. Wing Hung Tam

Local challenges of maternal and infant nutrition: Prof. Wing Hung Tam

Food for thought – Important brain nutrients throughout pregnancy and early childhood: Dr Gisella Mutungi

Food for thought – Important brain nutrients throughout pregnancy and early childhood: Dr Gisella Mutungi

Spatio-temporal Dynamics of Brain Development - Dr. Sanja Budisavljevic

Spatio-temporal Dynamics of Brain Development - Dr. Sanja Budisavljevic

Impact of Bioactive Nutrition in Neurodevelopment - Dr. Jonas Hauser

Impact of Bioactive Nutrition in Neurodevelopment - Dr. Jonas Hauser

Myelination & Sociability in Children - Dr. Purva Rajhans

Myelination & Sociability in Children - Dr. Purva Rajhans

Microbiome Development and Cognition: Prof. Weili Lin

Microbiome Development and Cognition: Prof. Weili Lin

The Importance of Early Microbiome Development - Dr. Hanne Tytgat

The Importance of Early Microbiome Development - Dr. Hanne Tytgat

HMOs and Cognition - Dr. Jonas Hauser

HMOs and Cognition - Dr. Jonas Hauser

Understanding Human Milk Oligosaccharides (HMOs) Diversity in Human Milk – Ms. Jodi Bettler

Understanding Human Milk Oligosaccharides (HMOs) Diversity in Human Milk – Ms. Jodi Bettler

HMOs and Cognitive Development: Updates from the BCP-Enriched Project – Prof. Weili Lin

HMOs and Cognitive Development: Updates from the BCP-Enriched Project – Prof. Weili Lin

Brain-behavior connections in development - Dr. Nora Schneider

Brain-behavior connections in development - Dr. Nora Schneider

"What is learning to me?" by Dr. Muriel Bruchhage

"What is learning to me?" by Dr. Muriel Bruchhage

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Dr. Colin Cercamondi

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