Clinical Dietitian (RD), PhD, from Norway, currently working as a Senior Advisor at the Norwegian Institute of Public Health. I also hold positions as editorial board member at The Norwegian Journal of Nutrition, member of the Scientific Panel on Nutrition, Dietetic Products, Novel Food and Allergy at the Norwegian Scientific Committee for Food and Environment (VKM), and chapter expert in Nordic Nutrition Recmmendations 2022.
I earned my PhD in nutrition from the University of Bergen. In my project I used data from animal studies and epidemiological data to explore the effects of PPARα-activation and dietary macronutrient composition on one-carbon metabolism and B-vitamin status. During my postdoc at Haukeland University Hospital, I was the primary investigator for the PoMet (Postprandial metabolism in Healthy Young Subjects) study.
Beside work I’m a big sports fan, especially football and volleyball, and my musical preference is heavy metal, hard rock, and related genres.
PhD, Clinical Nutrition, 2019
University of Bergen
MSc in Clinical Nutrition, 2014
University of Bergen
BSc in Human Nutrition, 2012
University of Bergen
Compositional data is data where the total can be divided into distinct parts. These types of data is very common, but offer some challenges in both analysis and interpretation. Recently, a paper discussing these types of data was published, and herein follows my summary.
Another year has passed, and it’s time to look back. Here’s a list of the work-related things I’ve done in the last 12 months, and some thoughts regarding what 2020 will bring. 1. PhDone! My highlight of 2019 is the completion of my PhD. I submitted my thesis in the beginning of June, and the defense took place in October. You can read the summary of my defense here.
The second paper from my PhD thesis was published in Plos One today, check it out!
Read our new paper where we report on the association between dietary choline intake and the risk of myocardial infarction