ABREAST CONFERENCE 15 NOVEMBER 2024

Perth, Western Australia

‘In the realm of human lactation research every discovery is a step forward, illuminating the path toward improved maternal and infant health, one drop of breast milk at a time’

- Director; Prof Donna Geddes

Meet the Speakers

  • Professor Donna Geddes

    School of Molecular Sciences
    The University of Western Australia

    Director - Centre for Human Lactation Research and Translation

  • Dr Meghan Azad

    Professor Meghan Azad

    Pediatrics and Child Health

    The University of Manitoba

  • Clinical Associate Professor Mary Sharp

    Clinical Associate Professor Mary Sharp

    Neonatology
    King Edward Memorial Hospital

    Co-Director - Centre for Human Lactation Research and Translation

  • Debbie Palmer

    Associate Professor Debbie Palmer

    Head, Early Life & Life-Course Health Program
    Telethon Kids Institute

    Co-Director - Centre for Human Lactation Research and Translation

  • Associate Professor Natalie Strobel

    Associate Dean (Research), Maladjiny Research Centre

    Edith Cowan University

  • Richard Pascal

    Richard Pascal

    Counselling Psychologist

    PhD candidate, Curtin University

  • Dr Sharon Perrella RN RM IBCLC

    Research fellow, School of Molecular Sciences

    The University of Western Australia

  • Dr Karina Dyrvig Honoré

    Dr Karina Dyrvig Honoré

    Neonatolgist, Odense University Hospital

    PhD candidate, The University of Southern Denmark

  • Grace McLoughlin

    Grace McLoughlin

    PhD candidate, The University of Western Australia

  • Shanae Paratore

    Midwife, IBCLC, Fiona Stanley Hospital

  • Jie Ma

    Jie Ma

    PhD candidate, The University of Western Australia

  • Claudia Rich

    Claudia Rich

    Honours canidate, The University of Western Australia

  • Xuehua Jin

    Xuehua Jin

    PhD candidate, The University of Western Australia

  • Alexandra Convery

    UWA Alumni, mother of a neonatal diabetic

  • Muja Gama

    Honours candidate, The University of Western Australia

The conference is OPEN TO ALL, from researchers to clinicians to the community.
We look forward to rich interactions and hope you can join us in 2024!

The ABREAST conference is an endorsed continuing professional development (CPD) activity, equating to
5.5 CPD hours.

  • The University of Western Australia

    The conference is in beautiful Perth, Western Australia.

    Held in the Auditorium at the University Club of Western Australia, a full day’s catering is provided with your registration.

  • Prof. John Newnham AM

    Open to all

    The symposium is OPEN TO ALL, from researchers to clinicians to the community.

    Pricing options cover general admission and student admission.

    Unable to make it! Register to receive the full days recording.

  • Perth, Western Australia

    Australia has an exceptional reputation for world class human lactation research, spanning from breastfeeding experiences to milk composition and production, through to how milk impacts our babies.

    We are excited to showcase this cutting-edge Australian research alongside outstanding international and national speakers.

Abstract submissions

Please submit your abstract to the scientific committee for consideration no later than 11th October 2024.

Student prizes of 1st, 2nd and 3rd are to be awarded! Kindly donated by Nutrients

Accepted abstracts will be asked to submit a poster for presentation on the day of the conference.

Abstracts are to be published in Proceedings MDPI

The abstract template for submission to the scientific committee can be found here
Please download template in Word doc format.

Poster must be in A0 size, portrait layout only.

Need a place to stay?

Need a place to stay?

Check out:

Wonil Hotel - Situated directly across the road from the conference venue

Kings Park Motel - Close by and an affordable rate

First time to Perth? - Why not stay in one of several hotels located in the CBD that are only a 5 minute drive away. There is free transport (bus) that runs from the CBD to the University every 10 minutes.

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