Tinie Van Boekel Email & Phone Number

Eindhoven, NB, NL

Nijmegen Area, Netherlands

Development of immunoassays in the field of autoimmunity (with a focus on rheumatoid arthritis). This research concerns development of assays for (initial) diagnosis, as well as tests which are used for managing therapeutic treatment. Supervising and managing the work of laboratory technicians who perform the practical laboratory work. I am also.

Role as a Senior Scientist: managing of R&D projects in the field of human diagnostics, with a focus on immunoassays. Responsible for managing the laboratory technicians working on the R&D projects.My job as a Quality Manager was to acquire the ISO accreditation for the new commercial Wieslab Service Laboratory in the Netherlands (established in May 2010)..

Development of Immunoassays on the Handheld Immunoassay platform using the Philips Magnotech biosensor technology. I am involved in the immunoassay design, development, verification, validation and transfer to production. As a group leader I have the functional responsibility for a team of Immunoassay engineers.

A managing and coordinating role in the development of new immunological assays for human diagnostics. Responsible for technical improvements of existing immunological assays for human diagnostics and managing a team of lab technicians at the R&D Department.Patent application:Method for the immobilization of an analyte on a solid support.Application nr.

* Department of Protein Biochemistry / Department of Autoimmune Biochemistry* International Work Experience: Department of Chemistry, University of California at Davis, USA (April - May 1995).* Responsible for the development of a novel diagnostic assay for the detection of rheumatoid arthritis. This "CCP assay" is now worldwide being recognized and used.

PhD graduation on 23rd June 1992, promotores Professor Hoenders and Professor Bloemendal. Title of Thesis: "The Maillard Reaction in aging and diabetes mellitus".

Phd, Biology / Biochemistry

Ing, Klinische Chemie