Ph.D. Scholarship in Mass Spectrometry: Explore the fascinating world of viruses and their structural dynamics through a Ph.D. scholarship opportunity in mass spectrometry studies. This scholarship, under the supervision of Rodolphe Antoine at the University of Lyon, offers a unique chance to contribute to cutting-edge research on viral particles, employing innovative techniques such as charge detection mass spectrometry (CDMS) and infrared multiphoton dissociation.
Summary Table:
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Supervisor | Rodolphe Antoine (iLM) |
| Contact Email | rodolphe.antoine@univ‐lyon1.fr |
| Doctoral School | ED52 PHAST: Physics and Astrophysics |
| Lab Language | English |
| Study Area | Viral Particle Mass Spectrometry |
| Scholarship Description | Investigate the fragmentation of viruses using electrostatic traps and CDMS. Perform native mass spectrometry on viral particles, linking photo-fragmentation to their structure. Utilize mid-IR lasers for vibrational selective photofragmentation to access fine structures. Contribute to establishing laws and mechanisms for energy dissipation in viruses. |
| Eligibility | Master’s in chemistry or physical chemistry, with basic knowledge in molecular physics and spectroscopy, biochemistry, and technical expertise in mass spectrometry. |
| Required Documents | CV, academic transcripts, statement of purpose, letters of recommendation. |
| How to Apply | Submit application documents to rodolphe.antoine@univ‐lyon1.fr. Include “Ph.D. Scholarship Application – Viral Mass Spectrometry” in the subject line. |
| Last Date | (earliest start 06/2024)eadline] |
Study Area: The scholarship focuses on the study of viral particles using advanced mass spectrometry techniques, aiming to unravel their structural intricacies and dynamic behavior at the single molecule level.
Scholarship Description:
Ph.D. Scholarship in Mass Spectrometry Studies of Viral Particles
Delve into the realm of viruses as the Ph.D. candidate working on this scholarship will employ innovative methods such as CDMS and infrared multiphoton dissociation to explore the mass distribution and dissociation patterns of viral particles. The project’s objectives include native mass spectrometry on molecular self-assemblies, stability studies using action spectroscopy, and establishing a link between photo-fragmentation and viral structure.
Eligibility: To be eligible for this scholarship, candidates must hold a master’s degree in chemistry or physical chemistry, possess basic knowledge in molecular physics and spectroscopy, biochemistry, and demonstrate technical proficiency in mass spectrometry.
Required Documents: Applicants are required to submit their CV, academic transcripts, a statement of purpose outlining their interest and qualifications, and letters of recommendation.
How to Apply: Interested candidates should submit their application documents via email to rodolphe.antoine@univ‐lyon1.fr. Please include “Ph.D. Scholarship Application – Viral Mass Spectrometry” in the subject line.
Last Date: Until position filled. (earliest start 06/2024)
