How what we eat, and when, shapes health across generations
I am a nutritional and perinatal epidemiologist at National Taiwan University. My group studies maternal diet, chrono-nutrition and gestational diabetes, using pregnancy cohorts and continuous glucose monitoring across Asia and Europe.
What we study
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Chrono-nutrition and meal timing
Whether the timing of meals matters alongside what is eaten: night eating, irregular meal times, fasting duration and time-restricted eating.
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Gestational diabetes and continuous glucose monitoring
Using minute-by-minute glucose data to describe glycemia across pregnancy and to predict gestational diabetes earlier.
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Maternal diet and child health
How diet in pregnancy relates to birth outcomes, body composition and cardiometabolic health in childhood.
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Evidence synthesis
Network, dose-response and individual participant data meta-analyses that answer questions single studies cannot.
News
Selected papers
Join us
I welcome Master’s and PhD students interested in nutritional and perinatal epidemiology, chrono-nutrition or continuous glucose monitoring.