NuGO is an Association of Universities and Research Institutes focusing on the joint development of the research areas of molecular nutrition, personalised nutrition, nutrigenomics and nutritional systems biology
NuGOweek 2018: Updated programme available
Check http://www.nugo.org/nugo-week/nugoweek-2018/draft-programme for the updated programme including selected orals
NuGOweek 2018: ECN Annual Social 2018
The NuGO Early Career Network (ECN) invites you to a nutrition-themed exploration of Newcastle at NuGOweek 2018 on Tuesday 4th September, 2018 at 19:15 hrs. A photo competition with dinner afterwards with a free dinner for the winnng team and sponsored by New England Biolabs. For registration check: ecn.nugo@gmail.com For more information check: http://www.nugo.org/about-nugo/early-career-network-ecn/nugoweek-2018-ecn-annual-social-2018/
NuGO newsletter nr 37 is now available
NuGO newsletter nr 37 is now available. Announcement NuGOweek 2018 http://www.nugo.org/newsletters-reports-publications/newsletter/
Day ticket available for: Epigenetic effects of micronutrients and their impact on cellular and mitochondrial metabolism, 6 September 2018, Newcastle upon Tyne
During the NuGOweek 2018 the Thursday Session is organised together with APNNO, titled "Epigenetic effects of micronutrients and their impact on cellular and mitochondrial metabolism". Day tickets of 100€ are still available after registration at: http://www.nugo.org/nugo-week/nugoweek-2018/registration-and-payment/ Registration can also be done at site, payment only in cash.
Post-graduate course “Temperature and Metabolism: Implications for nutritional studies”
1-3 September 2018, Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK- Target group PhD students and postdoctoral researchers interested in whole body metabolism and translatability from mouse to human.
- The objective of the course is to provide information about topics such as: – How does ambient temperature affect metabolism (human and mouse) and the outcome of nutritional studies? – Measurements of energy metabolism. – Use of indirect calorimetry for nutritional studies. – Human and animal translational aspectsIn addition, the course provides an excellent opportunity for networking with other PhD students and early career researchers and for developing skills in undertaking collaborative research.
DATA & TOOLS
- NuGO Bioethics Guideline Tool
- dbNP: The Phenotype Data Infrastructure
- Nutrition Researcher Cohort; Closed