32nd Annual Fetal and Neonatal Workshop of Australia and NZ

The annual Fetal and Neonatal Workshop of Australia and New Zealand (FNWANZ) is an informal, multidisciplinary meeting with workshop style presentations and discussion sessions.  The FNWANZ attracts perinatal researchers from around Australia and New Zealand interested in improving the well-bing of the fetus and newborn child.  The workshop program extends over a 2 day period and includes wide-ranging topics that include (but not limited to); developmental origins of health and disease (DOHaD) functional development of fetal and neonatal organ systems, brain development and neuroprotection, causes and consequences of preterm birth, renal development and function, placental development and function, nutrition and neonatology and the effects of fetal  and neonatal exposures.

Contact: Robert De Matteo