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Martin Klingenspor researches the mechanisms of metabolic regulation and how nutrition affects the body's energy balance, specifically the balance between energy intake and energy expenditure. His work focuses on the efficiency of energy conversion within mitochondria, the powerhouses of eukaryotic cells. He completed his doctorate at Philipp University of Marburg, after which he worked in the laboratory of Professor Karen Reue at the West Los Angeles VA Medical Center. Klingenspor returned to Marburg to complete his lecturer qualification in zoology and animal physiology. He later became the deputy head of the university's Department of Animal Physiology, and in 2007 accepted the Chair of Molecular Nutritional Medicine at the Technical University of Munich (TUM). He has been involved as an expert in various national and international research organizations and serves as a co-editor for several scientific journals including the Journal of Comparative Physiology B, Obesity Facts, Physiological Reviews, and Scientific Reports. His academic contributions have been recognized through various awards and editorial roles, demonstrating his influence in the field of nutritional science.
Molecular Nutritional Medicine • Munich
Leading research in the field of molecular nutritional medicine and guiding academic activities.
Department of Animal Physiology • Marburg
Assisted in managing the department and conducting research in animal physiology.