Alice Kininmonth
Research Fellow | Nutrition & Lifestyle Analytics
Research Fellow | Nutrition & Lifestyle Analytics
Research Fellow in Nutrition and Lifestyle Analytics, with a background in Public Health Nutrition and Behavioural Psychology PhD in Behavioural Psychology with a focus on the obesogenic home environment, eating behaviours, and childhood weight Registered Associate Nutritionist (ANutr) with a passion for evidence-based nutrition and improving public health Honorary Research Fellow at University College London MSc in Health Psychology, MA in Social Research, and BSc (Hons) in Nutrition and Public Health Keen data geek with strong analytical skills in large datasets, and passionate about data storytelling and translating complex datasets into actionable insights for researchers, policymakers, and the public Experienced in academic writing and presenting data for a range of audience Passionate about applying research to improve public health and understand the links between consumer behaviour, nutrition and health outcomes.
2018 - 2022
Research focused on the obesogenic home environment, eating behaviours, and childhood weight. Developed expertise in quantitative research methods, statistical analysis, and longitudinal studies.
Distinction
2017 - 2018
Advanced training in research methodologies and interdisciplinary approaches to social science research.
Distinction
2016 - 2017
Specialized in health psychology and behavioral interventions, with focus on nutrition and public health outcomes.
First Class Honours
2012 - 2016
Foundation in nutrition science, public health nutrition, and research methods. Developed analytical and practical skills in nutrition research.
Recognition for excellence in research and academic presentations
For research on "Understanding the family food cultures, experiences and behaviours of families with varying levels of food security: a cross-sectional study."
For research on "Prospective associations between parental feeding practices in early childhood and the onset of eating disorder symptoms in adolescence."
For poster presentation entitled "A systematic review of the Child Eating Behaviour Questionnaire and weight"
Academic presentations at national and international conferences