The Trustees are seeking applications for an Editor-in-Chief of the British Journal of Nutrition (BJN), the Nutrition Society’s flagship journal. The BJN is an international, peer-reviewed, journal that publishes original papers and review articles across the full spectrum of nutritional science.

The main focus of the journal is to increase knowledge in nutritional science relevant to human or animal nutrition. The BJN welcomes manuscripts that report studies in nutritional epidemiology, nutritional requirements, metabolic studies, body…

Due to growth of the journal, The Journal of Nutritional Science is recruiting two additional First Editors. 

We are seeking candidates to join our editorial board with expertise in:

• Nutrition status, status assessment methods, malnutrition
• Diabetes

We are also seeking to recruit specialist first editors who can support the editorial team. These edits are likely to have a lighter workload, but will provide support to the editorial board in specific areas:

• Specialists statistics editor
• Specialist Mendelian…

The Nutritional & Health-related Environmental Studies Section is excited to share its eNewsletter. 

In this issue:

• Invitation to participate in IAEA-organized symposium and lecture at the IUNS-ICN from 24-29 August 2025
• New training and education opportunities on stable isotope methods
• New Lancet publication on the need to update human energy requirements
• New results suggesting that dietary intake plays greater role than reduced energy expenditure in the elevated prevalence of obesity associated with economic…

The results of the recent 2025 elections for vacant positions on the Trustee Board and Advisory Council were confirmed at the Annual Charity Meeting held on 1 July 2025 at 12:30.

The following elections/re-elections were noted:

Trustees

President Elect: Professor Bernard Corfe

Honorary Treasurer: Professor Tom Hill (2nd Term)

Honorary Publications Officer: Professor Frank Thies

Honorary External Engagement Officer: Dr Hannah Theobald

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Position Statement: Global Human Suffering and Crisis

The Nutrition Society condemns the deliberate withholding of access to adequate supplies of nutritionally appropriate food in any situation or scenario. Lack of access to essential nutrients and energy not only has immediate impacts on health, but also on the physical and mental development of growing children, as well as long-term risk of developing chronic health conditions. There is also significant evidence of potential impacts on the health of future generations. The Society believes all those…