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Членови и професори

Преглед на главните истражувачи и соработници на единицата. Листата ги вклучува истражувачите наведени во академските публикации и проектите на групата.

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Главен истражувач и директор на групата

Matte gouache portrait painting of a researcher in soft teal and navy tones, neutral background, calm academic mood
Главен истражувач и директор

Проф. Јорди Салас-Салвадо

Катедралист по Нутрицијација и Броматологија, Оддел за биохемија и биотехнологија, Универзитет Ровира и Вирџили. Клинички началник за нутрицијација во Службата за интерна медицина, Универзитетска болница Sant Joan de Reus. Роден во Реус во 1958 година.

jordi.salas@nutriciohumana.com

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Членови на тимот

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Моника Було

Коавтор на публикации индексирани во SCI и Medline, вклучувајќи трудови за Медитеранската диета и метаболичкиот синдром.

monica.bullo@nutriciohumana.com

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Нанси Бабио

Истражувач со објавени трудови за исхрана и јавно здравје во списанија индексирани во SCI.

nancy.babio@nutriciohumana.com

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Андрес Дијаз

Член на истражувачкиот тим, вклучен во активните линии на единицата.

andres.diaz@nutriciohumana.com

Списокот се базира на јавно објавените информации на единицата. Ажурирано: март 2016.

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