Cyclic ion mobility separation mass spectrometry combined with tandem mass spectrometry for revolutionising the structural elucidation of small and medium sized molecules

Vacancy Reference Number
RDS
Organisation:
Teesside University
Closing Date
15 Jun 2021
Salary
UK tuition fees plus stipend
Address
Teesside University
Duration
39 months

Ion mobility separation mass spectrometry (IMS MS) combines separation of ions based on their rotationally averaged cross section (i.e. shape), charge and mass. This is a powerful analytical technique that can be used to provide crucial and unique information on molecular shape and structure, including isomeric structure, and molecular interactions. The Waters SELECT SERIES Cyclic IMS MS (cIMS MS) represents a step-change in instrument performance and capability. This new technology has recently been installed in our purpose-built laboratory.

Encouraged by our recent results, we seek to develop the scope and utility of multi-stage ion mobility tandem MS techniques for the structural elucidation of small and medium sized molecules to deliver key information (e.g. molecular identity, structure, quantity etc) from the direct analysis of complex mixtures.

Applications can be made at the following link: https://www.tees.ac.uk/sections/research/funding_details.cfm?fundingID=113

Further Information

Applications can be made at the following link: https://www.tees.ac.uk/sections/research/funding_details.cfm?fundingID=113

Applicants should have a degree in chemistry, or any other relevant area, at a minimum of 2.1.

Applications are welcome from strong UK students. The studentship covers tuition fees at the UK for 39 months and provides an annual tax-free stipend of [£15,000 p.a]. for 39 months, subject to satisfactory progress.

Contact Details

For academic enquiries, please contact J.Mosely@tees.ac.uk. .

For administrative enquiries before or when making your application, contact research.enquiries@tees.ac.uk.

After an application has been made, please contact research.admissions@tees.ac.uk.