The Centre for Diet and Activity Research (CEDAR) is studying the factors that influence dietary and activity related behaviours, developing and evaluating public health interventions, and helping shape public health practice and policy.
CEDAR is one of five Centres of Excellence in Public Health Research funded through the UK Clinical Research Collaboration, and draws on the expertise of a wide range of scientific disciplines. It is a partnership between the University of Cambridge, University of East Anglia and Medical Research Council units of Epidemiology, Biostatistics and Human Nutrition Research. They are driven by the overall goal of supporting effective interventions to change diet and physical activity behaviours at the population level.
Members
Dr Jean Adams
Senior Lecturer in Dietary Public Heatlh
Dr Thomas Burgoine
Career Development Fellow
Dr Kirsten Corder
Research Associate / Career Development Fellow
Dr Louise Foley
Career Development Fellow
Dr David Humphreys
Research Associate
Professor Andy Jones
Professor of Environmental Sciences
Dr Rajalakshmi Lakshman
Clinical Investigator Scientist and Honorary Consultant in Public Health
Dr Calum Mattocks
Career Development Fellow
Dr Jenna Panter
Senior Research Associate
Tarra Penney
PhD candidate
Rohit Sharma
Research Associate
Dr Esther van Sluijs
Investigator Scientist
Professor Nick Wareham
Director
Professor James Woodcock
Principal Research Associate