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well as lineage-specific variants. Your duties Using your experience and enthusiasm for mass spec, in-situ hybridisation and bioinformatics, you will start by refining the mass spec imaging technique for work
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the guidance of the project leader, resulting in at least three peer-reviewed academic publications in (inter)national scientific journals and 1 edited volume; Organizing expert meetings and a symposium; Co
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competences. You also possess: a PhD degree in food, bio- or analytical chemistry, or in a similar field; experience with carbohydrate related chromatographic and/or mass spectrometric approaches; affinity with
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measure compound-specific and bulk carbon-isotope ratios. Furthermore, you will utilize Earth System models of low and intermediate complexity to contextualize the analytical results. You will closely
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on these processes. Candidate regulators will be selected based on preliminary mass-spectrometry data and literature, and their effects on actin-based motility will be tested biochemically and microscopically. A
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. Strong understanding of thermodynamics, and heat and mass transfer. Excellent communication skills in English, both written and spoken. TU Delft (Delft University of Technology) Working at TU Delft means
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)national scientific journals and 1 edited volume; Organizing expert meetings and a symposium; Co-organizing public events dissemination the project’s findings. This is what we ask of you PhD in a relevant