Mohn Mingle: Life transitions, diet, and mental health in young people.

We are excited to invite you to this Mohn Mingle session.

This series of informal gatherings aims to bring together academics from all levels and backgrounds to collaboratively discuss ideas and explore ways to improve the health and wellbeing of children and young people in urban environments.

The theme for this session is Life transitions, diet, and mental health in young people. Two data driven talks.

Speakers:

• Tanya Braune - Research Assistant, School of Public Health, Imperial College
• Mariane Furtado - Research Associate, Mohn Centre for Children’s Health and Wellbeing, School of Public Health, Imperial College.

Please note this session takes place in person. WhiteCityCampus.pdf (imperial.ac.uk)

Why attend?

Cross-collaboration: Connect with fellow, passionate academics across the College. These meetings are an excellent opportunity to expand your network and form valuable interdisciplinary partnerships.

Research exposure: Present your ongoing research or projects related to the theme, gaining valuable insights and feedback from your peers. Alternatively, offer your expertise to help others fine-tune their work.

Knowledge exchange: Stay updated on the latest research trends, opportunities, projects, and calls for grant funding.

Networking: Enjoy light refreshments while mingling with like-minded individuals. These informal interactions often lead to meaningful discussions and collaborations.

Supportive environment: We encourage a welcoming and constructive atmosphere. No matter where you are in your research career, you'll find an environment that nurtures your growth and development.

If you have a presentation idea or wish to host a session on a specific topic or any other enquiry, please get in touch by emailing us at: [email protected].

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