Early Career Awardees

Early Career Awardees

Ms. Bethany Duffy

RD, PhD Student, Nutrition Innovation Centre for Food and Health, Ulster University, Northern Ireland 

Abstract title: ANAEMIA AND HYPERTENSION IN PREGNANCY: COULD RIBOFLAVIN DEFICIENCY BE IMPLICATED?

Ms. Chandni Peris
Research Associate, St. John’s Research Institute, India

Abstract title: DAILY LOW DOSE VITAMIN D SUPPLEMENTATION AND RESPONSE – AN EVALUATION OF THE CURRENT ESTIMATED AVERAGE REQUIREMENTS (EAR) IN VITAMIN D DEFICIENT INDIAN WOMEN

Dr. Danielle Clucas
Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research, Australia

Abstract title: IRON DEFICIENCY REDUCES RISK OF PLASMODIUM PARASITAEMIA: CLINICAL, PRE-CLINICAL AND IN VITRO EVIDENCE

Ms. Evaniya Shakya
Pennsylvania State University, USA

Abstract title: EFFECTIVENESS OF LAYERING NUTRITION-INTEGRATED COUPLES’ STRENGTHENING APPROACH WITH NUTRITION EDUCATION AND MICROFINANCE TO IMPROVE MATERNAL AND CHILD DIETARY DIVERSITY AND FOOD SECURITY IN RURAL NIGER

Ms. Lauren Thompson
PhD Candidate, University of California, Davis, USA

Abstract title: MANAGING VITAMIN A LARGE SCALE FOOD FORTIFICATION PROGRAMS FOR CHILD-LIVES SAVED: A MODELING STUDY

Dr. Nikolin Hilaj
ETH Zürich, Switzerland

Abstract title: TOTAL ZINC ABSORPTION FROM MAIZE-BASED MEALS ENRICHED WITH EDIBLE HOUSE CRICKETS IN KENYAN PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN.

Ms. Teresa Schwendler
RD, PhD Candidate, Department of Nutritional Sciences, Pennsylvania State University, USA

Abstract title: UNDERSTANDING THE BIOCULTURAL FACTORS INFLUENCING INFANTS DIETARY DIVERSITY SCORES IN PERI-URBAN GUINEA: FINDINGS FROM A MIXED-METHODS STUDY

Dr. Yan Ba
Economist, Development Data Group, World Bank, USA 

Abstract title: FEASIBILITY AND COST OF NUTRIENT ADEQUATE INFANT FEEDING: ROLE OF BREASTMILK, FOODS, SUPPLEMENTATIONS IN 114 LOW- AND MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES