Name | Per Aaslo |
Age | 45 Years |
Location | Korsør, Danmark |
Experience | 10+ Years |
Degree | Cand. Scient. |
Phone | +45 22 54 90 60 |
Per@aaslo.dk | |
Hobby website | Waterfowler.dk |
Native langauge | Danish |
Multiple years experiece using the Bruker Maxis Impact mass spectrometer for running intact mass, protein identification and peptide mapping for mostly European and America costomers and reporting the results on a high scientific level.
Cand. Scient. in Molecular Biology & Environmental
Biology" from Roskilde University
Currently looking for job
Highly organized and motivated Analytical Chemist with more than 6 years of experience in a quick analysis turnaround laboratory. Possess excellent communication, researching, analytical, report-writing, and technical skills along with the ability to coordinate and work with cross-functional teams. At Alphalyse I was responsible for independently operating their Bruker Maxis Impact nanoLC-MS/MS system and performing intact mass, protein identification and peptide mapping on a daily basis. I also diagnose and troubleshoot the instrument when ever needed. Other instruments and analytical techniques I have experience operating are EvoSep, Dionex Ultimate nanoLC, Agilent 1200 series and BioChrom plus Waters Acquity UPLC for amino acid analysis.
May 2014 - Sep 2020 (6 years)
As Protein chemist
One of my main tasks at Alphalyse was running standard protein analysis and peptide mapping using mass spectrometry. During that time I have also been having the overall responsibility for one of their Q-Tof instruments (Bruker Impact II) and the LC systems used in combination with this system (Dionex Ultimate, Agilent 1200 and EvoSep One).
I have been a part of the protein analysis team at Alphalyse and directly involved in project related to protein identification by nanoLC-MS/MS, and intact protein mass analysis (MW determination). My day-to-day tasks was to ensure that the instruments were performing in accordance with our standard operating procedures, and to run customer samples. I have also been involved in the reporting of the results from these analysis to the customers. These reports did sometimes required that I communicated on a high scientific level in English as most of the clients were from both Europe and North America
2013 - 2013 (2 months)
As Analytical chemist
My task during this brief time was to update controlcharts, validationdata and endreports based on compounds that were analyzed in 2012 and also adjusting the descriptions in some of the analytical methods regarding lab. equipment.
2013 - 2013 (2 months)
As Analytical chemist
My task was to calculate and update the standardcurves in most of their analytical methods, so that the measured concentration was within the expected concentration range.
2008-2011 (2 years and 10 months)
As Ph.D Student
The aim of the project were to increase health benefits of Barley and develop varieties with improved baking properties.
My main tasks were:
2008 - 2008 (6 months)
As Analytical chemist
HPLC method development on Agilent 1100 HPLC / Agilent MSD Detektor used for impurity and stability testing. Structure elucidation using deuterium on mass spec. The job gave insights in a pharmaceuticals workplace, writing SOP’s, data analysis, reports, analysis certificate etc.
2007 - 2008 (11 months)
As Analytical chemist
The task was to quantify secondary metabolites in agricultural crops promoting human health in cereals by LCMS and LC-MS/MS on a Agilent 1100 HPLC and a Agilent MSD Detector.
2006-2006 (4 months)
As Scientific Assistant
The goal was to set up an Elisa method to be able to diagnose Kisspeptin deficiency in children.
2003-2003 (3 months)
As Scientific Assistant
Age determination of about forty Baluga whales (The National Environmental Research Institute) using LCMS/ MS and GCMS.