Sarah E. Berry, RD

Senior Lecturer
King's College London, United Kingdom

Sarah Berry is a senior lecturer in Nutritional Sciences at King's College London. Her research interests relate to the influence of dietary components on cardiometabolic disease risk; with particular focus on postprandial metabolism and vascular dysfunction. Since commencing her research career at King’s College London in 2000, she has been the academic leader for more than 30 human nutrition studies in cardio-metabolic health.
Sarah’s ongoing research involves human and mechanistic studies to elucidate how markers of cardiometabolic health can be modulated following acute and chronic intakes of different fatty acids and interesterified fats, as well as studies to investigate the influence of cell wall integrity on macronutrient and micronutrient release from different plant-based foods. Sarah is also the lead nutritional scientist on the world’s largest ongoing programme of postprandial metabolic studies (the PREDICT Programme), assessing the genetic, metabolic, metagenomic, and meal-dependent effects on postprandial metabolic responses.

Poster(s):

• (PO01-01-22) Menopause Is a Key Factor Influencing Postprandial Metabolism, Metabolic Health and Lifestyle: The ZOE PREDICT Study

• (PO09-02-22) Social Jetlag Is Associated With Poor Diet and Increased Inflammation in the ZOE PREDICT 1 Cohort

• (PO24-06-22) Almonds and Their Impact on Gastrointestinal Physiology, Luminal Microbiology and Gastrointestinal Function: A Randomized Controlled Trial