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Aoife Marie Murphy, PhD

Global Sustainable Nutrition Manager - Kerry
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Aoife Marie Murphy, PhD, joined Kerry Taste & Nutrition in 2018 as a Nutrition Scientist. Aoife has spent 7 years in nutrition research across Ireland, U.K., U.S., and Singapore. She graduated from University College Dublin with a PhD in Nutrition. Before joining Kerry Aoife lectured on the BSc. Food & Human Nutrition at Newcastle University Singapore. Aoife has a passion for Science communication and has been involved in many outreach initiatives connecting the public with the latest developments in nutrition science.
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Top Health and Nutrition Articles of 2024

As the year comes to a close, we would like to reflect on some of the most viewed content from Kerry Health and Nutrition Institute in 2024. From sustainable nutrition and biotechnology to cognitive and women’s health, these articles captured the essence of innovation and science-forward thinking in the food and nutrition space. Here are… Read more »

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Southeast Asia Webinar: Foodservice With Impact

  Video Credit: Food & Beverage Asia   In conjunction with United Nations Climate Week 2024, the Kerry Health and Nutrition Institute had the privilege to host a hybrid event on 27 September 2024. This event brought together foodservice industry and nutrition experts for a dynamic panel discussion, broadcasted from the Kerry Global Business Services… Read more »

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KHNI Q Science Shorts – Exploring the Science of Mood and Food

Author(s): Aoife Marie Murphy, PhD

How can the foods we eat influence our mood? Has science been able to explain a link between food and mood? In this KHNI Q Science Short, Aoife Marie Murphy, PhD answers these questions and more. KHNI Q is a video series where scientific experts demystify the science behind healthier food.

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The Dairy Matrix: Beyond Individual Nutrients

Author(s): Aoife Marie Murphy, PhD

Is dairy fat healthy or unhealthy? Why do we see recommendations to reduce saturated fat intake, while at the same time see headlines from studies showing full-fat dairy may be healthy for us? The answer lies in the fact that food can often be more than the sum of its parts. Dairy, saturated fat &… Read more »