Dr Sarah Berry’s research interests relate to the influence of diet on health, with a particular focus on:

- Personalised nutrition
- Postprandial metabolism
- Food and fat structure

Since commencing her research career at King’s in 2000, she has been the academic leader for more than 30 human nutrition studies in cardio-metabolic health. Sarah also co-leads the PREDICT programme of research, assessing the genetic, metabolic, metagenomic, and meal-dependent effects on metabolic responses to food in >200,000 individuals. This research is at the forefront of developments in personalised nutrition and is forging a new way forward in the design and implementation of large-scale remote nutrition research studies integrating novel technologies, community science and AI. Sarah’s PREDICT research and its application has significantly contributed to healthcare and research innovation. She was instrumental in the design, implementation and continued progression of three prominent App based research platforms with large and far-reaching study populations; the ZOE Covid Symptom Study App (CSS) (during the pandemic), the ZOE Health Study App (formerly CSS App) and the ZOE Nutrition App. These App’s combine cutting-edge research, remote digital and clinical technologies, AI and ‘user experience’ expertise, enabling the collection and analysis of data beyond what has traditionally been possible within an academic setting.

Personalised nutrition, diet and cardiometabolic disease; postprandial metabolism; menopause.