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Division of BioAnalytical Chemistry
- Higher Education
- Onderzoeks- & kennisinstelling
- Amsterdam
- Higher Education · Amsterdam
- Employees
- 11–50
- Province
- Noord-Holland
- Country
- Netherlands
About Division of BioAnalytical Chemistry
At the Division of BioAnalytical Chemistry (BAC), we develop and apply advanced multidimensional analytics to reveal how biomolecular structures and interactions shape function in pharmaceutical, biological, and medical perspectives.
Focusing on novel separation approaches, advanced mass spectrometry (MS) and action spectroscopy, BAC drives innovation in analytical methods and instrumentation to probe structure, conformation, interactions, and heterogeneity of biomolecules in pharmaceutical, biological, and medical contexts. By providing analytical solutions, our ultimate aim is to understand how molecular structures affect function, activity and biological mechanisms. Thereby, essential information is generated for the development of next-generation therapeutics, ultimately advancing human health. Key research and application areas include (glyco)proteins, protein aggregation, protein and oligonucleotide pharmaceuticals, venom proteins, medicinal nanoparticles and drug metabolites.
Address
Headquarters
De Boelelaan 11081081 AmsterdamNoord-Holland, Netherlands
Team by function
Based on 1 public job profiles as of 4 September 2026.
- Research / R&D1
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