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Mass Spectrometry Facility
Mr Alun Jones
Scientific ManagerInstitute for Molecular BioscienceResearcher profile is public:0Supervisor:Body:Alun has more than 28 years of experience in biological mass spectrometry in both academia and industry in the UK, Canada and USA. During this time, he has developed HPLC-mass spectrometry interfaces, methods of analysis for natural products, drug and pesticide analysis, peptide and protein analysis.
- Discover new medicines from nature with a PhD top-up scholarship from Australia’s top-ranked institute.
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- 23 May 2023Hear about how plants are being engineered to manufacture important drugs, or how tissue engineering and computational modelling are helping us improve health outcomes in tendon tears.
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