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Prof. dr. Jos Oomens

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I use infrared spectroscopy to research the molecular structure of ions in mass spectrometers, so that I can identify molecules in complex mixtures like blood or urine. These are used for defining metabolic disease biomarkers and identifying unknown water contaminants or designer drugs.

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Research groups Molecular Structure and Dynamics

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Infrared spectroscopy of isolated acetylacetone ion complexes with H+, Li+, and NH+4: A tale of two tautomers

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Gas-phase spectroscopy of H2O@C60+ and H2O@C60H+ in the mid-infrared: the challenges of searching for endohedral fullerenes in space

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Hydration of Phenylium: Oxonium or Carbenium Ion Formation?

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Zn(ii) complexation promotes isomerization and oxidative rearrangements of naringenin: evidence from IR ion spectroscopy and DFT calculations

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