Research is
collective.
Our science depends on a living network of universities, health institutes and clinical partners — sharing cohorts, methods and data to advance understanding of human milk across the globe.
Murdoch Children's Research Institute
Collection and analysis of milk samples collected by Generation Victoria.
GUSTO — Growing Up in Singapore Towards healthy Outcomes
Longitudinal birth cohort investigating how early-life nutrition, including human milk, shapes long-term metabolic and developmental outcomes.
SPRESTO — Singapore PREconception Study of Turner-Oocytes
Preconception cohort extending the GUSTO pipeline, examining maternal nutrition and lactation from pre-pregnancy through the early postnatal period.
ARC Training Centre for Next-Gen Technologies in Biomedical Analysis
ARC-funded training centre developing advanced analytical technologies for biomedical analysis, including the molecular profiling of human milk.
NETS team
Newborn Emergency Transport Service team supporting lactation and care for preterm and sick infants requiring transport across Western Australia.
University of Vienna
Characterising the exposome of human milk — the environmental, dietary and chemical exposures captured in milk and their implications for infant health.