Center for Nutrition and Pregnancy--Research Groups

About CNP In the News Research Groups Global Partners Support/Funding Publications Employment Contact Us Home	Current CNP investigators comprise an established team of nutritionists and physiologists who are internationally recongized for their work in this area. In addition, these scientists are located in outstanding research departments and institutions. For example, the Rowett Research Institute, in Aberdeen, Scotland is one of the premiere human and animal nutrition institutes in the world, and boasts three Nobel laureates. Current CNP investigators and collaborators, including their areas of exertise, are: Dr. Larry Reynolds, Co-Director, Animal & Range Sciences, NDSU - Placental and Maternal Physiology Dr. Joel Caton, Co-Director, Animal & Range Sciences, NDSU - Nutritional Physiology Dr. Dale Redmer, Principal Investigator, Animal & Range Sciences, NDSU - Cellular Aspects of Placental Physiology Dr. Anna Grazul-Bilska, Principal Investigator, Animal & Range Sciences, NDSU - Embryonic Development Dr. Kimberly Vonnahme, Principal Investigator, Animal & Range Sciences, NDSU - Placental, Fetal, and Manternal Physiology Dr. Julie Garden Robinson, Collaborator, Health Nutrition and Exercise Sciences, NDSU - Food and Nutrition Specialist Dr. Stephen Ford, Collaborator, Center for Fetal Programming, Univ. of Wyoming - Placental and Fetal Physiology Dr. Jacqueline Wallace, Collaborator, Rowett Research Institute, Aberdeen, Scotland - Nutrition and Fetal and Placental Physiology Dr. John Finley, Collaborator, USDA Human Nutrition Center, Grand Forks, ND - Micronutrient Physiology Dr. Josh B. (Bret) Taylor, Collaborator, USDA Sheep Station, Dubois, Idaho - Nutritional Physiology Dr. David Smith, Collaborator, USDA BRL, Fargo, ND - Res Physiol/Animal Metabolism Dr. Grazyna Ptak, Collaborator, Department of Comparative Biomedical Sciences, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Univ. of Teramo, Italy - Animal Embryology and Cloning Dr. Pasqualino (Lino) Loi, Collaborator, Department of Comparative Biomedical Sciences, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Univ. of Teramo, Italy - Animal Embryology and Cloning

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Current CNP investigators comprise an established team of nutritionists and physiologists who are internationally recongized for their work in this area.

In addition, these scientists are located in outstanding research departments and institutions. For example, the Rowett Research Institute, in Aberdeen, Scotland is one of the premiere human and animal nutrition institutes in the world, and boasts three Nobel laureates.

Current CNP investigators and collaborators, including their areas of exertise, are:

Dr. Larry Reynolds, Co-Director, Animal & Range Sciences, NDSU - Placental and Maternal Physiology
Dr. Joel Caton, Co-Director, Animal & Range Sciences, NDSU - Nutritional Physiology
Dr. Dale Redmer, Principal Investigator, Animal & Range Sciences, NDSU - Cellular Aspects of Placental Physiology
Dr. Anna Grazul-Bilska, Principal Investigator, Animal & Range Sciences, NDSU - Embryonic Development
Dr. Kimberly Vonnahme, Principal Investigator, Animal & Range Sciences, NDSU - Placental, Fetal, and Manternal Physiology
Dr. Julie Garden Robinson, Collaborator, Health Nutrition and Exercise Sciences, NDSU - Food and Nutrition Specialist
Dr. Stephen Ford, Collaborator, Center for Fetal Programming, Univ. of Wyoming - Placental and Fetal Physiology
Dr. Jacqueline Wallace, Collaborator, Rowett Research Institute, Aberdeen, Scotland - Nutrition and Fetal and Placental Physiology
Dr. John Finley, Collaborator, USDA Human Nutrition Center, Grand Forks, ND - Micronutrient Physiology
Dr. Josh B. (Bret) Taylor, Collaborator, USDA Sheep Station, Dubois, Idaho - Nutritional Physiology
Dr. David Smith, Collaborator, USDA BRL, Fargo, ND - Res Physiol/Animal Metabolism
Dr. Grazyna Ptak, Collaborator, Department of Comparative Biomedical Sciences, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Univ. of Teramo, Italy - Animal Embryology and Cloning
Dr. Pasqualino (Lino) Loi, Collaborator, Department of Comparative Biomedical Sciences, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Univ. of Teramo, Italy - Animal Embryology and Cloning

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