Alice Kininmonth
- Email: ps16ark@leeds.ac.uk
- Thesis title: Exploring the impact of the early obesogenic home environment on appetite and weight development during childhood.
- Supervisors: Alison Fildes, Dr Clare Lawton, Dr Clare Llewellyn (UCL) & Prof Louise Dye
Profile
Alice is a ESRC-funded PhD student who joined the University of Leeds in September 2016 to undertake a MSc in Psychological Approaches to Health. Before coming to the University of Leeds, Alice graduated from the University of Huddersfield with a First Class Honours in BSc Nutrition and Public Health. Her previous research has examined the effectiveness of adult weight management services. Alice will be using data from the Gemini twin birth cohort to understand how genes and the early home environment contribute to the development of appetite and weight in childhood. Alice's PhD is supervised by Dr Alison Fildes, Dr Clare Llewellyn (UCL), Dr Clare Lawton & Prof Louise Dye.
Research interests
- Appetite and weight in childhood
- Nutrition during childhood
- Home environmental influences
- Public Health
Qualifications
- 2018 1+ ESRC MA Social Research (Distinction), University of Leeds
- 2017 MSc Pyschological Approaches to Health (Distinction), University of Leeds
- 2016 BSc in Nutrition and Public Health (First Class Honours), University of Huddersfield
- Registered Associate Nutritionist, Association for Nutrition
Research groups and institutes
- Nutrition and behaviour