MetaSafe is delighted to welcome a new Master’s student who will begin his thesis project on 9 September 2026. The project will focus on nitrosamine metabolism, which is of toxicological relevance due to the potential bioactivation of nitrosamines into DNA-reactive carcinogens. The project outcomes will play a crucial role not only within FDA regulatory framework and drug development, but also for exposure assessment in occupational settings and the general population.
Collaborations with students are an important part of MetaSafe’s commitment to scientific education and professional development. Through this thesis project, the student will gain hands-on experience with modern analytical techniques and experimental approaches used in metabolism research.
The project will provide valuable opportunities to develop practical laboratory skills while contributing to ongoing scientific activities within the company. At the same time, MetaSafe benefits from fresh perspectives and new ideas brought by talented young scientists entering the field.
We look forward to supporting the student’s academic journey and are excited to follow the progress of the project over the coming months. We wish him a warm welcome and every success in his thesis work.