Georgia Angelidou

Dr. Georgia Angelidou serves as a Researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Terrestrial Microbiology in Marburg, Germany, specializing in advanced mass spectrometry applications for biological systems. Her work bridges analytical chemistry and microbiology to investigate complex biomolecular interactions.

Her primary research domains include:

• Mass Spectrometry: Development of high-resolution techniques for biomolecular characterization
• Proteomics: Large-scale protein analysis in microbial environments
• Metabolomics: Systematic study of metabolic pathways and small molecule networks
• Small Molecule Analysis: Targeted investigation of metabolites and signaling compounds
• Microbial Biochemistry: Elucidating metabolic processes in terrestrial microorganisms
• Instrumentation: Optimization of mass spectrometry platforms for biological research

Dr. Angelidou's methodological innovations contribute significantly to understanding microbial metabolism and environmental adaptation mechanisms, with potential applications in biotechnology and environmental science.