Thomas Moritz

Thomas Moritz is a Professor at the University of Copenhagen, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, Department of Biomedical Sciences, where he leads the Moritz Group focused on metabolic research. His work bridges basic science with clinical applications in metabolic disorders.

His research interests span metabolomics, lipidomics, skeletal muscle metabolism, adipocyte biology, and circadian regulation of metabolism. Dr. Moritz employs multi-omics approaches to investigate metabolic pathways in obesity, inflammatory bowel disease, and inherited metabolic disorders. His work often focuses on how cellular metabolism responds to environmental factors like exercise timing and nutritional interventions.

Dr. Moritz's recent publications demonstrate significant contributions to understanding metabolic regulation across multiple physiological systems. His work shows particular strength in integrating metabolomics with other 'omics' technologies to reveal novel insights into metabolic diseases. His research has been widely disseminated, with 233 research outputs including 229 journal articles, 2 conference abstracts, 1 comment/debate, and 1 review.

• Metabolomics and diagnostic algorithms for metabolic disorders
• Adipocyte biology and obesity-related inflammation
• Skeletal muscle metabolism and exercise physiology
• Circadian regulation of metabolic processes
• Lipidomics in inflammatory diseases

His research has garnered significant attention across academic and social media platforms, with mentions across X (Twitter), Bluesky, Mendeley, news outlets, and scientific blogs, indicating substantial impact in the metabolic research community.