CURRICULUM VITAE

 

THOMAS WYTTENBACH

Associate Researcher, Physical Chemistry/Biochemistry

 

EDUCATION

Ph.D., Chemistry, University of Basel, Switzerland, 1988

Diploma, Chemistry, University of Basel, Switzerland, 1983

 

EXPERIENCE & ACCOMPLISHMENTS

    • Extensive experience in gas-phase ion chemistry and spectroscopy using mass spectrometry techniques in academia and industry.
    • Methods and instrumentation development.
    • Designed, managed and carried out research projects to investigate the structure and chemistry of polyatomic ions including molecules of biological and medical interest.
    • Current research projects:
      • interaction of biological molecules with water
      • interaction of bio-molecules with transition metals
      • structure of proteins involved in diseases
    • Worked with students at all levels (K-12, undergraduate, graduate) as tutor, teacher (math, science, other) and/or mentor.

 

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

1994-present

Research Professor

University of California, Santa Barbara, CA

1993-1994

R&D/Application Scientist

Bruker-Spectrospin AG, Faellanden, Switzerland

1989-1993

Postdoc

University of California, Santa Barbara, CA

1985-1988

Teaching Assistant

University of Basel, Switzerland

1984

High School Teacher

Baeumlihof High School, Basel, Switzerland

 

AFFILIATIONS & AWARDS

Member AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY

Member AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR MASS SPECTROMETRY

Scholar SWISS NATIONAL FOUNDATION (1989)

Reviewer assisting the following scientific journals:

   J. Am. Chem. Soc. • Angew. Chem. • PNAS • Nature Chem. • Chem. Eur. J. • Anal.
   Chem. • J. Phys. Chem. • Chem. Phys. Lett. • Int. J. Mass Spectrom. • J. Am. Soc.
   Mass Spectrom.

 

PUBLICATIONS

Published over 50 (invited and/or peer-reviewed) scientific papers (original research, book chapters, review articles) and presented numerous papers at conferences.
See list of publications.
See list of selected recent conference papers.

 

 
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