Hemijsko-ekološki centar Niš

After 27 years as professor in Organic Chemistry and Mass Spectrometry at the University Pierre and Marie Curie, Paris, from the last september, having 68 years old, I retired and become emeritus professor. 

I opened several MS schools in the word (China, India, Serbia and Algeria). I continue as thesis’s mentor with several of my students (some of which are Serbians).

I maintained my activity as consultant for:

(i)Security homeland (for DGA and scientific police laboratories),

(ii) CEA and CEB (instrumentation and both the chemical agent and explosive detections), 

(iii) sport drug detection for national sportive and horseracing laboratory, 

(iv) pharmaceutical companies (SANOFI, OREAL), 

(v) petroleum companies (IFP and TOTAL), 

(vi) environmental (VEOLIA).    

 

MY RESEARCH FIELD involves different orientations : 

  LECTURES

TRAINING

 

Pharmacist biologist, Professor of Biochemistry-Microbiology-Analytical chemistry-Pharmaceutical sciences at the Higher School of Applied Biology Techniques in Paris (ESTBA).

Voluntary professor at UPMC, in the mass spectrometry  team.    

  My research interests are APPLICATIONS OF ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, BIOCHEMISTRY AND MASS SPECTROMETRY, IN CLINICAL PATHOLOGY, IN ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION, AND IN THE CONTAMINATION OF FOODSTUFFS.    

  Summary of my lectures

What are Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs)? 

Why is it important to phase out their production and use, and to detect them, especially by GC-MS?

 I retired in 1998 after 20+ years of work for the Institute of Dermatology, St Thomas’ Hospital, Kings College, University of London, as Professor of Analytical Clinical Pharmacology. Up to the present I have been working part-time as a visiting Professor at the University of Greenwich and hold an Emeritus Chair at King’s College, University of London.    

  rESEARCH INTEREST continue into mediators of inflammation and oxidative stress applied to the pathology of pre-eclampsia.  Current work is focussed on the development of ambient rapid sample analysis by mass spectrometry and its applicability to problems in clinical diagnosis.    

  1st Lecture: Principles of Quantitative Analysis by combined Chromatography Mass Spectrometry will explain the experimental methods used and the means to obtain validated results.  

  C. Junot is a doctor of Pharmacy and PhD in Analytical Chemistry (Univ. Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris 6, 2000). Worked in GlaxoSmithKline laboratories in the field of pharmacokinetics and metabolism applied to drug discovery. Since 2002, a group leader at the Life Science Division of CEA (Commissariat à l’Energie Atomique) where he is developing MS based analytical methodologies for metabolome analysis. Appointed as head of the Laboratory for Drug Metabolism Studies and Vice president of the French Metabolomics and Fluxomics Network. He is one of the organizers of an INSERM metabolomic workshop planned for April 2012. C. Junot authored or co-authored 36 peer reviewed papers and 3 book chapters.     

  My research field is human and animal metabolomes and analyze of therapeutic and toxic proteins using immunoanalysis and mass spectrometry. Reserach for new biomarkers of xenobiotics efficicacy and toxicity, in particular drugs, through a study of the metabolome using liquid chromatography /mass spectrometry.     

 

Lectures

  Senior Analyst in Laboratoire des Courses Hippiques since 2001. PhD student on the project “Metabolomic approach based on LC-HRMS of anabolic steroids in equine urine”, University of Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris.

   

  My research interests are: 

Mass Spectrometry, Liquid and Gas Chromatography, Doping Control, Metabolomics, Screening    

  Lecture and Training:

GC/MS lab excercise 

Lecture about HPLC