I'm pleased to share the final piece of my doctoral research on the effects of energy density on children's portion selection and consumption. I'm extremely grateful to my amazing mentor, Dr. Barbara Rolls, and my coauthors Liane Roe and Dr. @KatKellerLab
https://t.co/A4wYTrALIA
Take a look at this week’s #TTBCIFeature, which presents the development and validation of the Food Noise Questionnaire (FNQ), a novel tool to measure food noise
https://t.co/vpuHxJGq18
@hanimecem@MichelleCardel
Today's #TTBCIFeature (from one of our very own Junior Co-Chairs!) is a pilot study evaluating the validity of the PortionSize smartphone application for estimating dietary intake in free-living conditions 🍎 Check it out here: https://t.co/1GKumBkRKn
@JohnApolzan@hanimecem
Meet one of our alumni, Ecem! She is one of the many faces in the Department of Nutritional Sciences, follow us to learn more about the faculty, staff, researchers, students, and alumni who help shape our department and the field.
Check out today's #TTBCIFeature, a study testing the validity of an algorithm to detect human behaviors (eating/drinking, smoking, etc.) from a wrist-worn smartwatch! ⌚️https://t.co/98T18o8dL2
@PamelaJWright2@hanimecem
Join us in congratulating Kathleen Keller for receiving the Evan G. and Helen G. Pattishal Outstanding Research Achievement Award for @pennstatehhd's 2023 Faculty and Staff Awards. 👏🥳
Visit https://t.co/BAdAbNC3UE to see all employee award recipients. #HHDProud#NUTRProud
Congrats to Barbara Rolls, who will be awarded the Presidential Medal of Distinction by the @ObesitySociety. She is recognized for her research in ingestive behavior, public service, and mentorship throughout her career. https://t.co/qBL2vs9oUp #HHDProud
Excited to share my paper validating video-coded eating behavior to measure cumulative intake curves (rather than scales), extending their utility to children and non-lab environments! More below 👇
#EatingBeahvior@FrontNutrition@SSIBsociety
@BFDGnews
https://t.co/Y28NwclwFi
Children appear to use visual cues, not energy density information, of snack foods to decide how much of the snack food to serve themselves, ultimately eating more calories of available higher energy-dense snacks: https://t.co/pkedYqKx7O #psychology#health#weightgain@hanimecem
We have a new opening for a PhD student focused on using new approaches to understanding child eating behaviours, supervised by me, Gerry Jager, @GuidoCamps and @KeriMcCrickerd
Applications open until end February & more information available in the link;
https://t.co/Xd9OkjriVd