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Jayne Woodside

Professor of Human Nutrition at Queen's University Belfast



Name: Jayne Woodside

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Subject: Human Sciences

Occupation: Professor of Human Nutrition at Queen’s University Belfast

“Jayne Woodside is Professor of Human Nutrition within the Centre for Public Health and the Institute for Global Food Security at Queen’s University Belfast. She specialises in the conduct of human nutrition intervention studies with whole foods and whole diets examining clinically relevant endpoints and in interventions to promote long-term dietary change. She has published widely in the nutrition field (>250 original papers) and has current funding from the UK Prevention Research Partnership, UKRI (MRC and BBSRC), NIHR, EU and the Northern Ireland Research and Development Office. Jayne heads the Generating Excellent Nutrition In UK Schools (GENIUS) network, aiming to build a community working towards a more health-promoting food and nutrition system in UK schools.“

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