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Name: Institute: REQUIMTE Department of Chemistry, University of Porto, Portugal (UPO) jkeldenich2000@yahoo.fr now at Axon Medchem B.V. l Expertise: Organic Chemistry, Spectroscopies Short CV: Jerome Rodolphe Raphael Keldenich Academic degrees: PhD in organic and macromolecular chemistry 2006 Mastere in Drug Design 2004 Dipl. Engineer (Master’s degree) in Chemical Engineering and Biochemistry 2003 Master’s degree in Organic and Macromolecular Chemistry 2003 Professionnal experience: PhD in partnership with Sanofi-Aventis Your responsibility in the network: -in charge of the studies of the interaction drug-OmpF inserted in liposomes -chemical modifications of the proteins for the fore-mentioned studies -AFM imaging of the system on mica surface Your experience (positive/negative) with our network up to now: Good ambience and nice human experience favoring the transfer of ideas and knowledge in a european network Coworking with outstanding institutions and scientists in a modern useful and exciting field Multidisciplinary environment along the network encouraging the curiosity of the participants
Name: Institute: REQUIMTE Department of Chemistry, University of Porto, Portugal (UPO) marcos.gomez@fc.op.pt Expertise: Marcos Lovelle Gómez I don't think I am an expert in anything. I can say fluorescence spectroscopy, synthesis of ferrocene derivatives, synthesis of nanoparticles, swelling assay? Don't really know. Just to complete this part. Short CV: Studies & work: Degree in Chemistry, Master Thesis in Cyclometalation and catalysis, research in the group of nanomaterials and magnetism NANOMAG (USC, Spain); PhD position (Marie Curie fellowship (Porto, Portugal). Lab training: IR, UV-VIS, LLE, HPLC, fluorescence spectroscopy, chromatography techniques: column and thin layer chromatography, Schlenk material, vacuum line, inert glove box, magnetometer SQUID, TGA (Thermogravimeter Analyzer), liposomes and proteoliposomes reconstitution. Computational knowledge: Dos , MS Word, MS Excel, MS Power Point, Mestre C, CS ChemDraw 9.0, Origin 6.1, PCPDFWIN, WinFit, Chekcell, APD, Hyperquad. Language skills: Spanish, Galego, English, Portuguese. Publications: Magnetocaloric effect and size-dependent study of the magnetic properties of cobalt ferrite nanoparticles prepared by solvothermal synthesis (reference number JOT 4475 for TNT 2007 "Trends in Nanotechnology") Your responsibility in the network: PhD position (Marie Curie fellowship), Dr. Paula Gameiro: Studies of the interactions between different cephalosporins and the bacterial outer membrane protein F Your experience (positive/negative) with our network up to now: The experience has been essentially positive. I've had the opportunity to meet and work with other members of the net on a new subject in a new field. This kind of environment encourages me in my choice of career so I am grateful for that. Moreover, I had the opportunity to travel to different places and get in contact with new scientific areas. Life outside the laboratory is a motivational factor as well, and this is one of the negative parts of being abroad since people are not usually open to foreigners. I am not saying that the net itself has to take care of the scientists when it comes to their social life, but some sort of integration policy should be foreseen. Language courses, enhance synergy with local groups... that kind of things.
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