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What is normal executive function development - Prof. John Colombo

Neurobiology of learning - Dr. Nora Schneider

Neurobiology of learning - Dr. Nora Schneider

The gut microbiome and its role in immune development and child health – Professor Liam O’Mahony

The gut microbiome and its role in immune development and child health – Professor Liam O’Mahony

Effective nutrition counselling strategies – Dr. Carine M Lenders

Effective nutrition counselling strategies – Dr. Carine M Lenders

Expert discussion on World Prematurity Day 2020 – Preterm brain development and executive functions by Prof. Nick Embleton

Expert discussion on World Prematurity Day 2020 – Preterm brain development and executive functions by Prof. Nick Embleton

Expert Q&A session from Hong Kong Post Graduate Program in Pediatric Nutrition (PGPN) Online Symposium 2020

Expert Q&A session from Hong Kong Post Graduate Program in Pediatric Nutrition (PGPN) Online Symposium 2020

Mapping nutrition to child cognitive development and learning – Prof. Sean Deoni

Mapping nutrition to child cognitive development and learning – Prof. Sean Deoni

The development of executive functioning skills in preschool children: Research and clinical landscape in Hong Kong – Dr. Fanny Wai Fan Lam

The development of executive functioning skills in preschool children: Research and clinical landscape in Hong Kong – Dr. Fanny Wai Fan Lam

The development of immunity in early life - Maria Vicario, PhD

The development of immunity in early life - Maria Vicario, PhD

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

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

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

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

Executive functions are demonstrated in abilities that slowly emerges over time, often more evident from the second year of life.

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