The Cambridge Lactation Network was launched in November 2021 with the first event bringing together interested lactation researchers from several Departments and Institutions across Cambridge. The purpose of the network is to help foster collaboration and resource sharing, where together we hope to untangle the role lactation and human milk has in health, disease, development and beyond. The network is welcome to all members of the research community interested in lactation biology. Together we hope to build a thriving milk-centred society.
The network hosts quarterly meetings with a longer symposium held in summer.
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2025 Cambridge Lactation Network Summer Symposium
When: 11 September, 1.30-5.30pm
Where: Jean Thomas Lecture theatre, Sanger Building, Tennis Court Road
PAST MEETINGS
Cambridge Lactation Network event
When: 17th of January 15:30-17:00
Where: Coleman Library at the Department of Biochemistry, Hopkins Building.
Please join us for a presentation by Dr Adria LeBoeuf (Dep. Zoology) on “Socially Transferred Materials and Metabolic Division of Labour”. We will follow the presentation with refreshments and a guided discussion on the available breastfeeding support materials.
To find out more or register for the network contact the organisers
Dr Alecia-Jane Twigger (ajt215@cam.ac.uk)
Dr Albert Koulman (ak675@medschl.cam.ac.uk)
Dr Geula Hanin (ghl35@cam.ac.uk)
Delegates at the 2024 CLN Summer Symposium at St John's College