Catalina Cuparencu

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My core research lays in the development of biomarkers of food intake as dietary assessment tools, from discovery to implementation, striving to increase precision in nutrition studies. I have a broad experience in metabolomics and in conducting human intervention studies. 

I am responsible for the MSc course in Bioactives Food Components and Health and co-responsible for the MSc course in Metabolomics.

Projects:

Shift2Health: prevention of obesity in shift workers, EU Horizon, co-PI Danish arm (https://shift2health.eu/)

HotFacets: a Danish trial on the effects of moderate alcohol intake, co-PI

PREVIEW: prevention of diabetes through lifestyle interventions, EU Horizon, PhD fellow responsible for metabolomics analyses (https://preview.ning.com/)

FOODBALL: food biomarker alliance - discovery, review, validation strategy for dietary biomarkers (JPI HDHL), affiliated PhD fellow