She will present a talk on this work during the virtual meeting of the Metabolomics Society organized for the year 2020. She is a part of the research theme Metabolic disorders and establishes her own group in bioinformatics of mass spectrometry based -omics data to improve rare disease diagnostics and therapy monitoring.
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