Leonardo Tenori is skilled in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectroscopy and in metabolomics, especially in its applications to biomedicine, pharmacology and agricultural sciences. He investigated several pathological conditions including celiac disease (demonstrating that a metabolic signature of celiac disease exist in the serum and in the urine of patients), breast cancer (showing the possibility to predict disease relapse) and cardiovascular diseases (especially for the use of metabolomics in the early prediction of heart failure). He is also skilled in multivariate statistical analysis and he contributed to the development of a new statistical algorithm for knowledge discovery published in PNAS. In 2015 he was awarded with a Fellowship of the Italian Foundation “Veronesi” for the study of the metabolomic alterations in melanoma patients. He has collaboration with researchers and clinicians at local, national and international level.