Quantitative Imaging & Single-Cell ICP-MS Scientist

Lgc National Laboratories; Guildford; On-site; GBP 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

LGC is recruiting for a Researcher (Imaging) in Inorganic analysis Guildford, England, United Kingdom. The role focuses on quantitative LA-ICPMS imaging and single cell ICPMS analysis, applying advanced instrumental techniques with various sample preparation methods, with training provided.

The candidate should have a PhD in chemical or analytical sciences and an interest in hyphenated ICP-MS. Training will be provided on specific instruments used in the role.

Qualifications

• PhD in chemical or analytical sciences; training provided in ICP-MS imaging.
• Experience with hyphenated ICP-MS for quantitative imaging and/or single cell analysis.
• Strong record of executing complex R&D projects on time and within budget.

Responsibilities

• Schedule and manage complex metrology R&D projects in imaging and single cell analysis.
• Support delivery of commercial/collaborative LA-ICPMS imaging work.
• Develop analytical methodologies for quantitative elemental analysis.
• Maintain records per quality procedures and review colleagues' work.
• Provide presentations, training, and advice on analytical methods.
• Maintain equipment calibration and inventory for imaging and single cell areas.
• Follow procedures to ensure quality and safety compliance.
• Stay informed about advancements in LA-ICPMS imaging.

Skills

Mass spectrometry

ICP-MS

Laser ablation

Quantitative imaging

Single cell analysis

Analytical method development

Data analysis

Quality systems

Communication skills

Education

PhD in chemical/analytical sciences

Tools

ICP-MS instrumentation

Mass spectrometry instruments

Laser ablation instrumentation

Job description

LGC is recruiting for a Researcher (Imaging) in Inorganic analysis Guildford, England, United Kingdom. The role focuses on quantitative LA-ICPMS imaging and single cell ICPMS analysis, applying advanced instrumental techniques with various sample preparation methods, with training provided.

The candidate should have a PhD in chemical or analytical sciences and an interest in hyphenated ICP-MS. Training will be provided on specific instruments used in the role.