| Research fellowship to support a PhD in Diversity, impact and fate of cyanobacterial toxins in freshwater ecosystems |
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The appointed person will be required to study the molecular diversity of toxins produced by different cyanobacterial species in Lake Garda and in other lakes of contrasting trophic status, following the fate of cyanotoxins in the environment and trophic webs. Molecular analyses will be carried out using a well defined experimental design adapted for the identification and quantification of the molecules of interest in the producing organisms, in the surrounding water, and in other aquatic organisms constituting the trophic web (e.g., fishes). The applicant will have the possibility of using sensitive and accurate analytical equipment (liquid chromatograph coupled with hybrid triple quadrupole linear ion trap mass spectrometer), which is also useful to reveal and characterize unknown compounds. The appointed person will have the following tasks:
Deadline 11th July 2010 More info |



