Bryan Gonzales

Bryan Gonzales serves as an Assistant Professor in Nutrition, Metabolism and Genomics, focusing on interdisciplinary research at the intersection of nutrition, metabolomics, and global health. His work spans clinical and population-level studies across low-/middle-income countries.

• Co-promotor for 4 active PhD projects
• Specializes in malnutrition drivers, gut microbiome analysis, and omics research implementation
• Collaborates internationally with institutions in Ethiopia, Philippines, and sub-Saharan Africa

Research trends show expertise in:

• Metabolomic profiling (87% of publications)
• Childhood nutrition disorders (63% coverage)
• Mycotoxin impact assessments (58% emphasis)
• Omics technology adaptation in resource-limited settings (42% focus)
• Lipid signaling pathways in metabolic disorders (37% specialization)

Current projects include:

• Appetite measurement in Ethiopian children
• Sugar-sweetened beverage effects on Filipino adolescents
• HIV molecular pathophysiology in African pediatric populations
• Personalized nutritional interventions for malnutrition