The Gut-Brain Axis & It's Role in Metablomics Research Applications - Dr. Heino Heyman

Join Metabolon, the global leader in metabolomics, to discuss applications related to the gut-brain axis, focusing on case studies - a deep dive into case studies across different microbiome and neurological research areas, and a discussion about how metabolomics paves the way for clinically relevant interventions.
You Will Learn How Metabolomics Aids in Gut-Brain Axis Research Through:
Enhancing Drug Development, in small molecule and biologics
Assessing phenotypic response in biological systems
Identifying targets for therapeutic intervention
Extracting value from multi-omics research
Informing bioprocesses for optimized performance and outcome
Presenter - Heino Heyman
Bio - Heino Heyman has been involved in Metabolomics for more than 10 years, starting in 2010 he worked on implementing metabolomics to develop quicker ways of finding active ingredients in natural products and better approaches of understanding hardy crops. In 2015 he joined the Integrative Omics team at Pacific Northwest National Lab, WA where he worked in the metabolomics group. Here he continued to apply metabolomics in several different fields, including human, microbial, plant, and soil metabolomics.
After his postdoc, he transitioned into the industry and joined Bruker Scientific, as a metabolomics applications specialist. At Bruker, he was prominent in promoting and showcasing solutions for customers using high-end ion-mobility mass spectrometry instrumentation addressing critical metabolomics problems. At the end of 2020, he joined Metabolon as a metabolomics application specialist to be involved in Metabolon’s leading metabolomics service and to get closer to the translational science that metabolomics informs.