Welcome to the “Broadening Research Horizons: MobiliTraIN Secondments” series, where MobiliTraIN Doctoral Candidates (DCs) share their secondment experiences across different research environments. This series talks about how mobility contributes to skills development, knowledge exchange, and interdisciplinary training for young researchers.
Eleonora Renzi at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences
Eleonora Renzi (DC1) is approaching the end of her first MobiliTraIN secondment at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU). During the secondment, she has worked with the Agilent 6560 Drift Tube and Agilent 6545 Structures for Lossless Ion Manipulations ion mobility platforms, characterising standards to investigate their gas-phase structures. During her secondment, MobiliTraIN held one of its training events at BOKU, where the doctoral candidates presented and discussed their scientific progress. Eleonora is now looking forward to presenting the results at her first international conference in Lyon this summer.
This article was written by the DCs from the MobiliTraIN project outreach support team (Kacper Kulikowski, Lea van Dissel, Marta Callegari, Stelios Papazoglou)
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