Book a guest lecturer
Looking for an engaging speaker to support your teaching programme?
Imogen Wolsey, Registered Dietitian and Symprove's In-house Dietitian, delivers educational talks for universities, colleges and healthcare courses on the latest science surrounding probiotics, gut health and the gut microbiome.
Drawing on both clinical expertise and emerging research, Imogen provides evidence-based sessions designed to help students develop a deeper understanding of this rapidly evolving field of nutrition and health.
Sessions tailored to your curriculum
Topics can include:
- Introduction to the gut microbiome
- The role of probiotics in health and disease
- Current evidence and research surrounding probiotics
- Diet, lifestyle and gut health
- Translating microbiome science into clinical practice
- Emerging areas of microbiome research
Sessions can be tailored to your curriculum, module requirements or specific areas of interest.
Designed for your students
We welcome enquiries from:
- Universities
- Lecturers and academic departments
- Nutrition and Dietetics programmes
- Medical, Pharmacy and Healthcare courses
- Student societies and academic events
Whether you are looking for a guest lecture, seminar, webinar or Q&A session, we can work with you to create a valuable educational experience for your students.
Meet Imogen
As Symprove's in-house Dietitian, Imogen regularly delivers educational presentations to healthcare professionals and supports the translation of microbiome research into practical learning. Known for her approachable and engaging style, she helps make complex scientific topics accessible and relevant for students at all levels
Book a lecture
If you would like to discuss arranging a talk for your students or department, we'd love to hear from you.
Email Imogen directly at:
imogen@symprove.com
Get in touch with details of your course, audience and preferred dates, and we will be happy to explore how we can support your educational programme.
Contact Imogen today to arrange a guest lecture on probiotics and the gut microbiome.
