Brown Bag Ideas, Thinking and Exchange (BITE) run by the Centre for 21st Century Public Health is an informal and supportive space for University of Bath researchers to share work in progress, spark interdisciplinary collaborations, and exchange ideas. The seminars are organised around broad research themes, ranging from corporate influence on science, to tobacco, commercial and other structural determinants of health, and healthy environments and sustainable economies.
Sessions will be held in person on a Tuesday. The event itself will begin promptly at 12.15pm, running for approximately one hour. The room will remain booked until 1.30 pm to allow time for informal discussion and networking.
Whether you are developing a paper, planning a grant, or exploring a new research question, these sessions are a great way to connect with colleagues across the University.
Please contact c21ph@bath.ac.uk for information on any of our upcoming sessions.
Find out about the events in the series.
Tuesday 29 September
Janet Hoek co-directs ASPIRE Aotearoa, one of the University of Otago's eight high level research centres and works as a professor of public health at the University of Otago, Wellington. Janet will be speaking on the rise of oral nicotine pouch use among young people, their perceptions and experiences of these pouches and their views on how these products should be regulated.
Details of our previous brown bag events.