Research in metabolism, nutrition, and exercise - from children to elderly.
Little Rock, AR
Joined January 2012
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Elisabet Børsheim retweeted
Such an important paper for the field! Multi-omics atlas of chronic exercise: Cell
A comprehensive analysis across scale. Multi-organ responses to exercise training, multimodal integration, and notably, impact of exercise timing! WOW! Well-done!!
cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092…
Article collection: The Role of Foods and Diets in Pregnancy Metabolic Health tandfonline.com/journals/bfs…
Elisabet Børsheim retweeted
Congratulations to the 69 distinguished members named Excellence in Nutrition Fellows of ASN (FASN). FASNs will be honored this July at #Nutrition2026!
Read the full announcement: hubs.la/Q04jlSPK0
Elisabet Børsheim retweeted
ASN is pleased to announce that all four ASN journals increased their journal Impact Factors in the 2025 Journal Citation Reports and improved their rankings within the Nutrition & Dietetics category.
Read more: hubs.la/Q04lZBhC0
#AdvNutr #CurrDevNutr #AJCN #JNutr
Elisabet Børsheim retweeted
Great opportunity to join our group with wonderful collaborators and a cool sport
Interested in #sportsnutrition, #exercisephysiology, & #elitesport?
Join us to do a collaborative PhD with @AusCycling @SASI_sport looking at energy expenditure & nutritional requirements of Olympic & Paralympic endurance track cyclists.
tinyurl.com/CyclingPhD
Elisabet Børsheim retweeted
We are looking for a new Director to lead our Performance Nutrition & Dietetics MS/RD program into its next phase! With the growth of the program and the opportunities we're discovering, we would like someone who wants to be the face and the heart of it to move us forward. We need an individual who has a passion for developing the next generation of Performance Dietitians and who has vision for creating programmatic excellence. From academics to athletics, there is real institutional and community support to make this program elite in all aspects. For more information: sc.edu/study/colleges_school…
Elisabet Børsheim retweeted
@AFaigenbaum giving the DB Dill lecture - a stalwart advocate for children to develop functional movement, enjoy free play, and become strong through their activities including resistance training #ACSM2026 – at Salt Lake City, UT
Elisabet Børsheim retweeted
It was great getting to collaborate with such a talented group of scientists on this!
Proceedings from Nourish Now: A science dialogue on improving adolescent health through nutrition
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Proceedings from Nourish Now: A science dialogue on improving adolescent health through nutrition tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Elisabet Børsheim retweeted
Part of U.S. News’ Best Hospitals adult specialty ratings, it places UAMS among the top 10% of hospitals in the nation for orthopaedic care. Additionally, UAMS was rated high performing for back surgery (spinal fusion) and hip fractures.🎉🎉🎉 bit.ly/4p6m5wF
Elisabet Børsheim retweeted
Julia Paternain!
The former @RazorbackTF wins the bronze medal in the women’s marathon, the first medal ever for Uruguay!
Gutsy performance from 🇺🇸 Susanna Sullivan, so close to the podium with a 4th place finish. Two Americans in the top 10 with Jess McClain in 8th!
Elisabet Børsheim retweeted
Our Special Issue in @JPhysiol is live! w/@MVFranchi & Prof. Paul Greenhaff “Cardiac, skeletal muscle and neuromuscular plasticity in disuse and inactivity”. So many great contributions! Add it to your reading list #myotwitter physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.c…
Elisabet Børsheim retweeted
More insightful Promethion‑powered science from Dr. U Wankhade & colleagues at Arkansas Children’s Nutrition Center - maternal high‑fat diet re‑programs offspring adiposity via heat‑shock proteins! sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Elisabet Børsheim retweeted
#Exercise continues to be the best medicine. A personalized exercise therapy and self-management support program is more effective than usual care alone in improving health-related quality of life at 12 months in adults with multimorbidity @naturemedicine nature.com/articles/s41591-0…
Elisabet Børsheim retweeted
UA System President Jay B. Silveria Names Barnes as @uamshealth Interim Chancellor Beginning July 11 and Announces Search Committee
👇 MORE INFO 👇
uasys.edu/news/silveria-name…
Elisabet Børsheim retweeted
Big changes are coming to Arkansas Children’s – starting with Champions Pavilion, our new 157,916 sq. ft. outpatient care facility opening in late 2026.
We're highlighting how medical architects Dr. Richter and Dr. Sachleben will shape the new facility: bit.ly/AOTblog
ALT Two Arkansas Children's surgeons in hard hats and high-visibility vests stand confidently in a building under construction, promoting a new blog titled "The Architects of Tomorrow's Care" where ENT and orthopedic experts discuss a new outpatient care facility.
Elisabet Børsheim retweeted
Arkansas Children’s Nutrition Center has a community-based exercise research study for expecting women who are less than 15 weeks pregnant with a BMI over 30. Monetary and non-monetary compensation provided.
Contact us to learn more: 501-364-3309 or [email protected]
Elisabet Børsheim retweeted
CALL FOR PAPERS
Focusing on:
🔌 Brain circuitry
🫁 Cardiorespiratory control
⌛ Lifespan
🫀 Cardiorespiratory disease
🧠 (Mal)adaptive brain changes
⏰ Deadline: 31st August
For full information & how to submit🔗 buff.ly/11bN3Sm
Elisabet Børsheim retweeted
As 1 of 6 national Human Nutrition Research Centers funded by @USDA_ARS, the Arkansas Children’s Nutrition Center improves nutrition and physical activity for pregnant women, infants, and children. See how our research addresses childhood chronic diseases before they begin: bit.ly/ACNCresearch
#ChildNutrition #MaternalHealth #PediatricResearch #Research #Nutrition #ArkansasChildrens #ChildrensHealth #Arkansas #LittleRock #ACH #KidsHealth #ChildHealth #Pediatrics #Healthcare #Hospital #ChildrensHospital #ChampionForChildren #ChampionsForChildren
ALT Photo of a healthcare professional from Arkansas Children's Nutrition Center smiling at a young child who is laughing. The image is associated with text describing a study on the benefits of breastfed or soy protein-based infant formula.
Elisabet Børsheim retweeted
Food choices matter! The Arkansas Children's Nutrition Center examines the effect of food and dietary patterns on chronic disease prevention. Our research aims to uncover how early nutrition and feeding practices impact long-term health outcomes for children: bit.ly/ACNCresearch
#DietaryPatterns #ChronicDiseasePrevention #ChildhoodNutrition #Research #Nutrition #ArkansasChildrens #ChildrensHealth #Arkansas #LittleRock #ACH #KidsHealth #ChildHealth #Pediatrics #Healthcare #Hospital #ChildrensHospital #ChampionForChildren #ChampionsForChildren
ALT Promotional material for Arkansas Children's Nutrition Center featuring three sections: a photo of a pedometer and tomatoes, an image of researchers in a lab and a child eating a meal. Text describes the center's efforts in diet research, metabolic studies and allergy-focused diets.