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Roland Anton Werner is a lecturer at ETH Zurich, specializing in the mechanistic understanding of biochemical processes that lead to isotope fractionation in plants. His research focuses on how isotope effects can cause observable isotope fractionation among plants, emphasizing the various secondary factors influencing the expression of these variations. With an extensive background, he has held several significant positions in isotope research, including Isotope Lab Manager and Senior Scientist at ETH Zurich since 2003, and prior to that, he served as the Deputy Isotope Lab Manager at the Max-Planck-Institute for Biogeochemistry from 1998 to 2003. He has also worked as a Research Fellow at the Technical University of Munich and an Expert Consultant for the Joint Research Centre of the EU. His educational background includes obtaining a doctorate (Promotion) and a diploma (Diplom) in Horticultural Sciences from the Technical University of Munich.
ETH Zurich • Zürich, Switzerland
Manager of the isotope lab focusing on biochemical research.
Max-Planck-Institute Biogeochemistry • Jena, Germany
Assisted in managing isotope lab operations and research.
Technical University Munich • Munich, Germany
Conducted research in the field of plant sciences.
Joint Research Centre of the EU • Ispra, Italy
Provided expert advice on isotope research.
Technical University Munich • Munich, Germany
Assisted in research activities and projects within the university.
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