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Head of OCDEM. Honorary Consultant Physician. Oxford Laboratory for Integrative Physiology (Oxlip) I head the Metabolic Research Group together with Associate Professor Leanne Hodson. My research is focussed on human adipose tissue function and the metabolic consequences of obesity.
Professor Fredrik Karpe. Professor of Metabolic Medicine, Oxford Centre for Diabetes, Endocrinology and Metabolism; Consultant Physician. About. Professor Karpe’s group researches human adipose (fat) tissue function and the effect of obesity on metabolism.
Fredrik KARPE, Professor | Cited by 47,114 | of University of Oxford, Oxford (OX) | Read 470 publications | Contact Fredrik KARPE.
Fredrik Karpe is head of the Oxford Centre for Diabetes, Endocrinology and Metabolism. He is a physician-scientist who received initial academic and clinical training at the Karolinska in Sweden. He moved to Oxford in 1999 and became associated with Pembroke in 2004.
Head of OCDEM. Honorary Consultant Physician. Oxford Laboratory for Integrative Physiology (Oxlip) I head the Metabolic Research Group together with Associate Professor Leanne Hodson. My research is focussed on human adipose tissue function and the metabolic consequences of obesity.
Karpe. I head the Metabolic Research Group together with Associate Professor Leanne Hodson. My research is focussed on human adipose tissue function and the metabolic consequences of obesity. With increasing rates of obesity and type 2 diabetes, this is an area of unmet clinical need.
Professor Fredrik Karpe. fredrik.karpe@ocdem.ox.ac.uk. Radcliffe Department of Medicine. Professor Karpe heads the Metabolic Research Group together with Associate Professor Leanne Hodson. His research is focussed on human adipose tissue function and the metabolic consequences of obesity.
