134: How ZOE is increasing our understanding of personal nutrition with Tim Spector, Jonathan Wolf and Dr. Sarah Berry

<div>ZOE has been the source of some of the most groundbreaking research around nutrition and how the food we eat affects us individually. Formed three years ago when Tim Spector joined forces with Jonathan Wolf and George Hadjigeorgiou, ZOE was founded on the belief that new technologies could enable scientific research at an unprecedented scale, allowing us to understand individual responses in the real world.<br> <br> ZOE has given us a greater understanding of our highly individual responses to nutrients and stimulus, thanks to their pioneering studies. In this Table Talk we look back to the discussions we've had with Tim Spector, Jonathan Wolf and PREDICT 2 research lead Dr. Sarah Berry, and highlight the insight they've uncovered through their research.<br> <br> <strong>About our guests<br> </strong><br> <strong>Jonathan Wolf, Co-Founder &amp; CEO, ZOE<br> </strong><br> Jonathan is a cofounder and CEO of ZOE, a nutritional science company on a mission to help people eat with confidence.<br> <br> Previously he was Chief Product Officer for machine learning company Criteo, helping take the business in 7 years from start-up to NASDAQ IPO, 2,000 employees and over $1Bn revenue. Prior to this Jonathan worked at Yahoo, Atlas Venture and Boston Consulting Group.<br> <br> Jonathan attended Oxford University where he received the Gibbs prize for Physics and was President of the Oxford Union, and was then at Harvard doing a non-degree program.<br> <br> He has been a Foundation Fellow at Corpus Christi College Oxford since 2015.<br> <br> <strong>Dr. Sarah Berry, Senior Lecturer, Kings College London, and Research Lead, Predict 2<br> </strong><br> Dr Sarah Berry’s research interests relate to the influence of dietary components on cardiometabolic disease risk; with particular focus on postprandial metabolism and vascular dysfunction. Since commencing her research career at King’s College London in 2000, she has been the academic leader for more than 30 human nutrition studies in cardio-metabolic health. Sarah’s ongoing