Tanja Johannes

Tanja Johannes is a Researcher in the Department of Anesthesiology at Erasmus MC, part of Erasmus University Rotterdam. Her work centers on advancing clinical and biochemical understanding of oxygenation processes in tissues, particularly at the mitochondrial level. She collaborates on projects involving spectroscopic technologies and porcine models to evaluate hemodynamic and oxygen metabolic parameters in anesthesia contexts.

Her research interests include tissue oxygenation, oxygen tension, mitochondrial metabolism, and the development of clinical monitoring tools. She has contributed to studies exploring the limits of hemodilution and the role of hydroxyethyl starch in blood transfusion scenarios.

Her publications reflect a focus on translating biochemical and molecular insights into practical anesthesiology applications, such as the COMET monitor and endoscopic spectroscopy techniques. While her articles emphasize interdisciplinary approaches blending biochemistry and clinical practice, no scientific awards or grants are explicitly mentioned here. She has no listed advisees or part-time roles.