Amber Jannasch

Amber Jannasch's work uses mass spectrometry and biochemical analysis methods to study nutrition, metabolism, and stress-related hormones across a variety of contexts, including neonatal animal gut development, human stress responses during simulated space missions, and hormone measurement in historical animal remains. This reflects a methods-driven research approach applied to diverse biological and physiological questions rather than a single narrow topic area. The work spans nursing-adjacent and interdisciplinary collaborations involving nutrition science, physiology, and analytical chemistry.

Publication output has grown somewhat over the last decade, with more variable but generally increasing yearly counts in recent years compared to earlier in the period.

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