Elke Stroeher completed her German University Diploma with distinction (Equivalent to Honours) at the University of Bielefeld, Germany in 2004. She continued her studies and finished her PhD with distinction at University of Bielefeld, Germany in 2008. In 2009 she moved to the University of Western Australia to take up work on her German Research Foundation (DFG) fellowship to work on mitochondrial Glutaredoxins at the ARC centre of Excellence in Plant Energy Biology. In 2011 she secured an ARC fellowship to continue her work at the University of Western Australia. At the end of 2015 she was recruited as a research fellow to work on a project to improve wheat yield by optimizing energy use efficiency within the International Wheat Yield Partnership (IWYP). There she has been leading the proteome and metabolome analysis using high-end mass spectrometry. Late 2020 she was offered the role as operations manager at the Western Australia Proteomics (WAP) facility. Here she is overseeing the day-to-day operations, including providing quotes, processing and analysis of client samples. By staying up to date with current developments and advancements in sample preparation, mass spectrometry methods and data analysis she is committed to provide world class proteomics data through the WA Proteomics facility.

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Operations Manager at Western Australian Proteomics Facility at UWA

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2011 ARC Fellowship, $245,500
2008 DFG Fellowship, $95,800
2004 Univ. Bielefeld Scholarship, $85,000

BIOC5001 Advanced Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Techniques

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