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Contact information

Email
ozren.stojanovic@dpag.ox.ac.uk

ORCID
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9418-3754

Research groups

Klemm Group

Ozren Stojanovic

Postdoctoral Research Assistant

Lipid droplets are the main storage sites of reserve energy in the body. Fat is added to and mobilized from them in a precisely regulated process. At the heart of this regulation are perilipins, the family of proteins that are gatekeepers at the interface between a lipid droplet and the cytoplasm. We study how perilipins spatially organize fat metabolism in the cell.

Metabolic regulation has been my long-term fascination. I obtained my PhD from ETH Zurich. After at University of Geneva, I studied novel roles of gut plasticity, microbiota, and regulation of intestinal absorption in response to metabolic challenges. I joined the Klemm lab in late 2020.