Matthew Ricci, Ph.D. - Vice-President I received my Ph.D. in Nutritional Sciences from Rutgers University in 2000, where I studied leptin secretion from human adipose tissue with Susan K. Fried, Ph.D., after which I did postdoctoral research with Barry E. Levin, MD at the VA Medical Center in East Orange, NJ where I studied the development of diet-induced obesity in selectively-bred strains of Sprague-Dawley rats. I am fortunate to have worked with these two wonderful scientists and mentors. In the 19 years since joining Research Diets in 2001, I have again been fortunate as I helped to grow the science department and our company into the strongest in the industry. Discussing research with our customers, formulating new diets, traveling to attend conferences/give presentations around the world and of course working with my fantastic colleagues are what make my job fun and fulfilling. Outside of work, my family, being outdoors, cycling and playing guitar keep me grounded. matthew.ricci@researchdiets.com Back to Scientists Research Diets, Inc. 20 Jules Lane New Brunswick, NJ 08901 USA +1 732.247.2390 info@researchdiets.com About Us How To Order Privacy Policy Events FAQ Blog Search our Diet Formulas Search 679 published OpenSource Diets. Input a diet number, description, or ingredient © Copyright 2008-2021 Research Diets, Inc. All Rights Reserved Home Scientific Support OpenSource Diets BioDAQ Contact Us 中文 Search

Jia-Yu (Holly) Ke, Ph.D. - Senior Scientist Jia-Yu (Holly) has earned her Bachelor’s degree in Biochemical Science & Technology and her Master’s degree in Molecular Medicine from National Taiwan University. She then moved to The Ohio State University where she received her PhD degree in Nutrition Science. Her postdoctoral training took place at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center where she did clinical research in the field of nutrition and oncology. Jia-Yu has extensive academic practice in the fields of nutrition, nutraceuticals, metabolism, obesity, and breast cancer. She has collaborated with interdisciplinary groups to investigate how nutritional supplements (phytochemicals and omega-6 and omega-3 fatty acids) affect menopause-associated metabolic disturbances and breast cancer in preclinical models (cell and mouse) and clinical settings. Her extensive knowledge and skills in nutritional sciences provides her with strong credentials to support researchers with their study design and diet formulation. jia-yu.ke@researchdiets.com Back to Scientists Research Diets, Inc. 20 Jules Lane New Brunswick, NJ 08901 USA +1 732.247.2390 info@researchdiets.com About Us How To Order Privacy Policy Events FAQ Blog Search our Diet Formulas Search 679 published OpenSource Diets. Input a diet number, description, or ingredient © Copyright 2008-2021 Research Diets, Inc. All Rights Reserved Home Scientific Support OpenSource Diets BioDAQ Contact Us 中文 Search