Evelyn Rampler

Evelyn Rampler is an Assistant Professor (Tenure Track) at the University of Vienna's Faculty of Chemistry, Department of Analytical Chemistry. Her research focuses on advancing mass spectrometry-based methodologies for lipidomics and metabolomics, with particular expertise in ganglioside profiling, metabolic pathway analysis, and analytical workflow optimization. She leads projects addressing challenges in quantitative lipidomics, sustainable metabolite extraction, and the application of novel mass spectrometry tools for biomarker discovery.

Her academic contributions include pioneering work on TRAM (Triple Acquisition Mass Spectrometry) for integrated metabolomics and lipidomics analysis, FAIMS-enhanced lipidomics workflows, and taxonomically-informed metabolite identification tools like microbeMASST. She has organized international conferences such as APMRS-CEEPC 2024 and actively promotes gender equity in analytical chemistry through advocacy initiatives.

Key research areas span metabolic engineering using isotope labeling, sustainable agricultural practices for bioactive compound production, and drug discovery targeting cancer metabolism. Rampler has secured research funding for projects like 'Prone Adiposity,' exploring adipogenic differentiation mechanisms in mesenchymal stem cells through multiomics approaches. Her lab develops innovative LC-MS methodologies to enhance metabolite coverage and analytical throughput while maintaining high resolution and accuracy.

Notable collaborations include work with institutions on microbial metabolomics, plant lipidomics, and stem cell glycolipid analysis. Her team's activities emphasize translational applications of analytical chemistry in environmental science, pharmacology, and biomedical research, with over 55 peer-reviewed publications and frequent conference presentations since 2012.