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Tuesday 14 July 2020
09:00 Welcome
Professor Julie Lovegrove, President of the Nutrition Society
Symposium One: Metabolic Health
09:10 Interactions between protein nutrition and exercise in relation to skeletal muscle anabolism
Professor Philip Atherton, University of Nottingham, UK
09:40 Protein diet and gluconeogenesis
Dr Amandine Gautier-Stein, Claude Bernard Lyon 1 University, France
10:10 Effects of essential amino acid restriction on metabolic health
Professor Mirela Delibegovic, University of Aberdeen, UK
10:40 Live Panel Discussion
11:10 Refreshment Break
Plenary Lecture One
11:30 Protein metabolism and related body function - mechanistic approaches and health consequences
Emeritus Professor Daniel Tome, Université Paris-Saclay, AgroParisTech, France
Symposium Two: Novel methods for assessing protein metabolism
12:10 Assessing the whole-body protein synthetic response to protein feeding
Dr Jorn Trommelen, Maastricht University Medical Centre, Netherlands
12:40 Monitoring protein digestion with the use of MRI techniques
Dr Paul Smeets, Wageningen University and Utrecht University, Netherlands
13:10 Live Panel Discussion
13:30 Lunch
Plenary Lecture Two: Boyd Orr Lecture
14:30 Integrated Nutrition Approach to Improving Personal, Population, and Planetary Health
Professor Frank Hu, Harvard, USA
Symposium Three: Physiological determinants for protein requirements
15:10 Risks and benefits of vegan and vegetarian diets in children
Professor Mairead Kiely, University College Cork, Ireland
15:40 Dietary Protein and Bone Health: What have we learned over the last 40 years?
Dr Andrea Darling, University of Surrey, UK
16:10 Impact of protein intake on the composition and metabolism of the human gut microbiota
Dr Sylvia Duncan, University of Aberdeen, UK
16:40 Live Panel Discussion
17:10 Close of Day
Original Communications sessions will take the form of a virtual gallery hosted by the Morressier platform and will be available from Monday 13 July to Monday 20 July for delegates to access.