Jan Peter Mayser
Dr Jan Peter Mayser was awarded his PhD in Chemistry from the University of Bristol. He focused on past climate change and he approached this using cutting edge analytical chemistry, i.e. a range of hyphenated organic matter characterisation and isotopic techniques. During his studies, he gained insights in climate change, including hydrological processes, as well as a rich understanding of water quality issues and analyses. The identification of isotopic signatures from complex organic mixtures from a large variety of matrixes lead to the development of high-temperature GC-IRMS work. The focus of Jan Peter’s work at Markes is developing thermal desorption applications focused on the environmental sector, specifically for air, water and soil applications.
Contact Information: [email protected]; 626-386-1125
Dr Jan Peter Mayser was awarded his PhD in Chemistry from the University of Bristol. He focused on past climate change and he approached this using cutting edge analytical chemistry, i.e. a range of hyphenated organic matter characterisation and isotopic techniques. During his studies, he gained insights in climate change, including hydrological processes, as well as a rich understanding of water quality issues and analyses. The identification of isotopic signatures from complex organic mixtures from a large variety of matrixes lead to the development of high-temperature GC-IRMS work. The focus of Jan Peter’s work at Markes is developing thermal desorption applications focused on the environmental sector, specifically for air, water and soil applications.
Contact Information: [email protected]; 626-386-1125
