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Torbjørn Norberg Myhre

Job description

PhD student at the research group natural products and medicinal chemistry.

Work includes metabolomics and lipidomics by mass spectrometry.

  • Sietske Grijseels, Terje Vasskog, Pia J. Heinsvig, Torbjørn Norberg Myhre, Terkel Hansen, Marie Mardal :
    Validation of two LC–HRMS methods for large-scale untargeted metabolomics of serum samples: Strategy to establish method fitness-for-purpose
    Journal of Chromatography A 2024 ARKIV / DOI
  • Jon Brage Svenning, Terje Vasskog, Karley Lynn Campbell, Agnethe Hansen Bæverud, Torbjørn Norberg Myhre, Lars Dalheim et al.:
    Lipidome Plasticity Enables Unusual Photosynthetic Flexibility in Arctic vs. Temperate Diatoms
    Marine Drugs 2024 ARKIV / DOI
  • Sietske Grijseels, Torbjørn Norberg Myhre, Terje Vasskog, Terkel Hansen, Marie Mardal :
    Development and validation of an LC-HRMS analytical platform for a long-term, clinical metabolome profiling study
    2022

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    Research interests

    JOB DESCRIPTION

    Torbjørn Norberg Myhre is a member of the Natural Products and Medicinal Chemistry Research Group at the Department of Pharmacy at UiT - The Arctic University of Norway. His research projects are focused on the development and validation of methods for a SQL database of untargeted metabolome data from population study biobank samples. 

     

    RESEARCH INTERESTS

    1) Untargeted metabolomics

    2) Global/targeted metabolomics and lipidomics

    3) Method development for LC- and GC-MS/MS analyses

    4) Semi-quantification in high resolution mass spectrometry (HRMS)

     

    ONGOING RESEARCH PROJECTS

    TROMBOLOME - TROMsø study metaBOLOME is a project that aims to build a SQL database of untargeted metabolome data which can be used with registry data of participants to uncover metabolic patterns associated with myocarial infarction, and as such improve the insight of the pathology of this disease.

     

    TEACHING

    Bachelor level

    FAR-1302 Pharmacetical organic chemistry

    FAR-2301 Medicinal chemistry and natural products chemistry

    FAR-2302 Pharmaceutical Analysis

    Master level

    FAR-3311 Advanced Analytical Chemistry

    FAR-3312 Advanced Practical Analytical Chemistry - Lab course 

    PhD level

    FAR-8311 Advanced Analytical Chemistry 2

    FAR-8312 Advanced Practical Analytical Chemistry 2 - Lab course


    Member of research group

    Natural Products and Medicinal Chemistry   English content Forskningsgruppe i naturstoff- og legemiddelkjemi   Norsk innhold

    Member of project

    TROMBOLOME: The Tromsø study metabolome