From life-threatening refeeding syndrome to the surprising power of smell and taste – join us on July 2 for a look inside the science reshaping neonatal care.

The MoPED study aims to improve outcomes for babies born between 32 to 36 weeks, who represent more than 80 percent of all preterm babies.

Join the Liggins Institute and you'll work alongside world-leading researchers to discover the determinants of health and disease.

Let us know your study interests and contact details to receive helpful information about postgraduate study options and upcoming events.

Our investigators answer a series of 10 questions to give you a glimpse into their work, as well as the highs and lows of a career in research.

Meet the academic staff who lead our major research themes and programmes.

From predicting early development in moderate-late preterm babies to the use of newborn screening cards, check out available postgrad research opportunities.

Internships, scholarships and awards are available to fund your Honours, Masters or PhD study at the Liggins Institute.

Read our latest Liggins Link to learn what's happening at the Liggins Institute, including study news, events, research breakthroughs, and more.

Take part in a clinical trial, attend an event or make a donation. There are lots of ways to contribute to our life-changing research.