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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME

The Power of Programming – International Conference on Developmental Origins of Adiposity and Long-Term Health” provides a forum for physicians, scientists and researchers from a variety of sectors of the early nutrition community to come together and discuss the latest research into early metabolic and nutritional programming of adiposity and long-term health effects.

Sessions and presentations by speakers

Below are listed the sessions and presentations of speakers of free to be published presentations only. Note: all presentations may be used for non-commercial purposes only.

Session	Author	Theme
A.1	Dodd Jodie	Dietary and lifestyle advice for pregnant women who are overweight or obese The LIMIT randomised trial
A.1	Groten Tanja	Maternal and fetal predictors of therapy management in gestational diabetes
A.1	McAuliffe Fionnuala	Maternal Nutrition and Fetal Health intervention studies in Pregnancy ROLO and PRoPS
A.1	Patel Nashita	A pilot study to evaluate the effects of a dietary supplement with slow digestinglow GI SDLGI carbohydrates
A.2	Kovacs Eva	Do psychological pathways exist between certain perinatal factors and childhood obesity
A.3	Ajuwon Kolapo	Excessive maternal weight gain during gestation leads to offspring with increased adipogenic potential in the immediate perinatal period in pigs
A.3	Beyerlein Andreas	Should overweight or obese women be encouraged to lose weight during pregnancy to improve fetal growth
A.3	Patro Golab Bernadeta	Maternal and Paternal Body Mass Index and Offspring Obesity A Systematic Review
A.4	Folkerts Gert	Early supplementation of non obese diabetic mice with oligosaccharides isolated from human milk reduces spontaneous autoimmune diabetes development later in life
A.5	Conlon Cathryn	Iron and vitamin D deficiency in preterm babies a potential programming link to cardiovascular disease in later life
A.5	Fleddermann Manja	Energetic efficiency of infant formulae
A.5	Rigo Jacques	Impact of nutrient density of formula on nutritional intakes in infants and the influence of home reconstitution
A.6	Gillman Matthew	Importance of characterizing growth trajectories
A.6	Regnault Nolwenn	Cord blood biomarkers of the fetal metabolism associations with postnatal growth and later metabolism
B.1	Hellmuth Christian	Influence of Early Nutrition on Metabolic processes investigated by targeted LCMS based metabolomics
B.1	Papacleovoulou Georgia	Evaluation of ursodeoxycholic acid UDCA to ameliorate maternal cholestasis induced metabolic abnormalities in the mother and offspring
B.1	Perng Wei	Metabolomic profiles of childhood obesity
B.1	Standl Marie	Fatty acid composition in blood and obesity in childhood
B.2	Romy Gaillard	The Role of Paternal Factors in Determining Offspring Outcome
B.2	Guido Luiza	Paternal consumption of a seleniumdeficient diet programs the susceptibility of female offspring to mammary carcinogenesis
B.3	Daraki Vasiliki	Metabolic dysregulation in early pregnancy in association with offspring cardiometabolic risk in preschool children the Rhea cohort in Crete Greece
B.3	Gillman Matthew	Systems Science to Guide Implementation of Whole of community Childhood Obesity Interventions
B.3	Uitterlinden Andre	Ermerging Genomics Technologies in Research of Complex Traits and Diseases
B.4	Gillman Matthew	Lactation and Intergenerational Health of Mothers and Children
B.4	Grunewald Maria	Breast milk components and potential influence on growth
B.4	Oddy Wendy	A longitudinal cohort study to investigate associations between infant feeding and overweight into the adult years
B.4	Ruiz Jonatan	Exclusive breastfeeding duration and cardiorespiratory fitness in children and adolescents
B.6	Hayes Louise	UPBEAT study Association between physical activity in obese pregnant woman and health of the offspring
B.6	Kong Kai Ling	Maternal Physical Activity Before and During Pregnancy and Offspring Adiposity in Mid childhood
B.6	Owe Katrine	Physical activity before and during pregnancy and birth weight
C.1	Sylvie Hauguel	de Mouzon
C.1	Lewis Rohan	Placental transport and metabolism of amino acids
C.2	Hivert Marie	Maternal hyperglycemia and foetal epigenetic adaptations
C.3	Alles Martine	Nutritional challenges and opportunities during the weaning and toddler period
C.3	De Bock Freia	Which costs does childhood obesity cause Implications for obesity prevention in Germany
C.3	Grote Veit	Complimentary Feeding and Later Obesity
C.3	von Kries Rüdiger	Priming of the Obesity Risk by Smoking in Pregnancy
C.4	Samuelsson AnneMaj	Molecular mechanisms of renal dysfunction and hypertension secondary to neonatal hyperleptinaemia
C.4	Taylor Paul	Maternal Obesity and the Developmental Programming of Offspring Appetite and obesity A role for leptin
C.5	Przyrembel	Nutrition research and food legislation
C.5	Hazel Inskip	The Southampton Womens Survey from observational evidence to behaviour change interventions
C.5	Szajewska Hania	Guidelines recommendations etc Based on eminence or evidence
C.6	van der Beek Eline	PPP INSIGHTS FROM PRECLINICAL AND EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES
Closing	Koletzko Berthold	Closing
Closing	Uauy Ricardo	Assessing Impact of Early Life Interventions
WS1	Kouwenhoven Stefanie	Air Displacement Plethysmography in infants and young children
WS2	Juodvirsiene Laima	MedSciNet Building an Electronic Data Capture System for a Clinical Trials
WS4	Ahrens iFamily	Expected future insights from the IFamily Study
WS4	Siani Alfonso iFamily	Pre and perinatal influences on the weight status of primary school children
WS4	Williams Garrath iFamily	Ethical issues in large cohort research social relevance and distributed responsibilities
WS5	Campoy Cristina	Effect of Diet on Mental Performance of Children
WS5	Koletzko Berthold	Grant application some tips
WS5	de Froidmont Görtz Isabelle	Horizon 2020 Research opportunities in the food sector for a safe and healthy diet
WS6	Uhl Olaf	Metabolic profiling of blood plasma in the fields of early nutrition
Welcome	Koletzko Berthold	Opening