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David SchriemerView profile

Professor

• Integrative Structural Biology
• Clinical Proteomics
• Proteomics Technology
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David Schriemer is a Professor at the University of Calgary's Cumming School of Medicine (Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology) and an Adjunct Professor in the Faculty of Science's Department of Chemistry. He holds roles as a Child Health & Wellness Researcher at the Owerko Centre and a Member of the Arnie Charbonneau Cancer Institute and Robson DNA Science Centre. His academic career includes positions as a Canada Research Chair and Senior Scholar of the Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research. Education: B.S. Chemistry (University of Winnipeg, 1991), M.S. Chemistry (University of Manitoba, 1993), Ph.D. Chemistry (University of Alberta, 1997). Postdoctoral training in biochemistry preceded his faculty appointment in 2001. He co-founded INH Technologies Inc. and served as Research Director at MDS Proteomics Inc. Research focuses on integrative structural biology and clinical proteomics, emphasizing protein complex structures, proteome-wide disease markers, and advanced mass spectrometry technologies. Key projects include developing AI-driven computational models for mesoscale protein functions and translational efforts in clinical proteomics for neurological disorders and cancer immunotherapy targets. Awards include the Cochrane Distinguished Achievement Award (2011, 2009, 2003), Shultz Award (2017), and Peak Scholar distinction (2015). He directs the Structural Proteomics Laboratory and leads initiatives in precision oncology through the Terry Fox Research Institute. Current ventures include a scientific software development company and leadership roles at Nepetx LLC.

Marcos Quintela VazquezView profile

Researcher

• Cell and Molecular Biology
• Genomics and Epigenomics
• Bioinformatics
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Dr. Marcos Quintela Vazquez is a Research and Development Innovation Officer in the Reproductive Biology and Gynecological Oncology (RBGO) research group at Swansea University Medical School. He holds a PhD in Nanomedicine from Swansea University and has expertise in cell and molecular biology, genomics, drug development, and biomaterials. His research focuses on translational applications of nanotechnology in oncology and reproductive health, including drug delivery systems and biomimetic models. Education: BSc (University of Salamanca, 2012), MSc (Autonomous University of Barcelona, 2014), PhD (Swansea University, 2014–2018). Career highlights include a two-year fellowship at Houston Methodist Research Institute and contributions to high-impact studies on ovarian cancer, epigenetic modulation, and biomaterials. Research Interests: His work spans nanomedicine, drug development, and epigenetic mechanisms in cancer. Recent projects include studying cisplatin resistance in ovarian cancer and developing selenium nanoparticle therapies targeting histone methylation. Publications: Over 7 peer-reviewed articles since 2020, focusing on biomaterials, oncology, and epigenetic regulation. Key collaborations with institutions like Houston Methodist Research Institute and clinicians in drug delivery. Teaching: Contributes to the MSc in Nanomedicine through modules on laboratory techniques and advanced therapeutics, emphasizing practical skills in drug design and bioanalysis.

Justyna Płotka-WasylkaView profile

Professor

• Analytical Chemistry
• Chromatography and Mass Spectrometry
• Green Chemistry
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Justyna Płotka-Wasylka is a Professor and Vice-Dean for Research at the Faculty of Chemistry, Gdańsk University of Technology. She holds a PhD and habilitation in Analytical Chemistry from the same institution. Her academic career includes roles as an assistant professor (2014–2015), associate professor (2015–2019), and professor (since 2019). She serves on committees such as the Polish Academy of Sciences' Analytical Chemistry Committee and advises international bodies like the Slovak Scientific Grants Agency. Her research focuses on analytical chemistry methodologies, green chemistry, and environmental pollutant analysis. Notable interests include developing eco-friendly extraction techniques (e.g., deep eutectic solvents), microextraction methods, and assessing contaminants in complex matrices like diapers and water. Over 140+ publications and multiple awards highlight her contributions, including the Polish Academy of Sciences Award and Ministerial recognition for young scientists. Recent work addresses neonatal exposure to pollutants via diapers, PCB quantification, and methodological tools like RAPI and BAGI indices. She leads projects on sustainable diaper management and environmental risk assessment, reflecting her dual focus on scientific innovation and societal impact.

• Analytical Chemistry
• Liquid Chromatography Optimization
• Chromatographic Fingerprint Analysis
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Jose Antonio Navarro Huerta is a Researcher at the Department of Analytical Chemistry, Universitat de València. He obtained his Doctorate in 2021 with the thesis "Design of strategies for optimisation in liquid chromatography," advised by Dr. José Ramón Torres-Lapasio and Dr. Mª Celia García Alvarez-Coque. His research focuses on advancing analytical chemistry methodologies, particularly in liquid chromatography optimization, retention modeling, and experimental design applications. He specializes in developing strategies for efficient separation methods in LC, including mobile phase optimization, peak capacity estimation, and chromatographic fingerprint analysis of natural extracts and therapeutic proteins. His work trends emphasize improving analytical precision through algorithmic approaches (e.g., BEADS baseline subtraction), validating new column technologies (e.g., ultra-short ion-exchange columns), and applying global modeling techniques to predict chromatographic behaviors. His publications span from fundamental studies on secondary chemical equilibria to applied analyses of herbal extracts and biopharmaceuticals. No scientific awards or grants are explicitly mentioned in the provided information. He has not listed advisees, though his own doctoral training indicates expertise in mentorship within chromatography research. His research actively engages with cutting-edge topics like 2D-LC for polyphenol profiling, micellar LC optimization under extended solvent conditions, and nano-HPLC with monolithic columns. While no specific lab affiliations are noted, his work aligns with modern analytical chemistry infrastructure needs.

• Functional elemental tags
• Arsenic-thiol/protein interaction
• Arsenical drugs
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Xiaowen Yan is an Associate Professor at the Department of Chemistry, College of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Xiamen University. His research focuses on functional elemental tags for biomolecule quantification, arsenic-thiol/protein interactions, arsenical drugs, and targeted drug delivery systems. Education: Bachelor of Science (2007), Xiamen University Doctor of Philosophy (2012), Xiamen University Postdoctoral Fellow (2019), University of Alberta Xiaowen Yan's research develops chemical tools for biological analysis using elemental mass spectrometry and click chemistry. His work includes designing probes for metal ion imaging, protein quantification, and arsenic-binding protein capture, with applications in drug delivery and disease biomarker detection. Recent publications highlight advancements in fluorescence imaging, bioconjugation techniques, and elemental tagging strategies. Key areas include Cu(I) visualization, stoichiometric protein-DNA conjugates, and lanthanide-coded probes for protease assays.

Lilla MakszinView profile

Assistant Professor

• Neuroscience
• Molecular Biology
• Medical Bioanalysis
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Lilla Makszin is an Assistant Professor at the University of Pécs, affiliated with the Medical School's Institute of Bioanalysis. She contributes to research groups in Neuroscience, Molecular Biology, and related multidisciplinary fields.

Csilla PágerView profile

Assistant Professor

• Bioanalysis
• Molecular Biology
• Neuroscience
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Dr. Csilla Páger is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Bioanalysis, part of the Medical School at the University of Pécs. Her academic affiliation places her within a multidisciplinary research environment spanning neuroscience, molecular biology, and immunology. Institute of Bioanalysis, University of Pécs Medical School Research interests include bioanalytical methods, molecular diagnostics, and interdisciplinary applications in medical sciences

Laura NagyView profile

Lecturer

• Bioanalysis
• Neuroscience
• Molecular Biology
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Laura Nagy is an academic affiliated with the Institute of Bioanalysis at the Medical School of University of Pécs . Her work is associated with multidisciplinary research clusters including Neuroscience, Molecular Biology, and Immunology. Her research interests align with the institute's focus on translational and clinical neurobiology, molecular medicine, and biomedical analysis. She is part of the university's core facilities network, contributing to medical education and research infrastructure, though no specific scientific awards, publications, or student mentoring details are provided in the available information.

Arash FeizpourView profile

Researcher

• Photonics
• Biomedical Optics
• Nanotechnology
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Arash Feizpour is a postdoctoral researcher at the Applied Physics and Photonics department of Vrije Universiteit Brussel . He specializes in microspectroscopy, 3D nanofabrication, optical simulations, data science, and microfluidics integration, focusing on innovation at the intersection of photonics and medicine. External Position: Vice President of B-PHOT Student Chapter (2020–2021). Research Interests : Arash combines advanced optical techniques like SERS with machine learning for biomedical diagnostics. His work spans nanotechnology , microfluidics , and data science , aiming to develop novel photonic tools for disease screening and material analysis. Recent Publications : His recent articles focus on SERS substrates , CNN-driven bacterial identification , graphene-coated porous media modeling , and micromechanical bending for photonic devices . These reflect his interdisciplinary approach to solving challenges in biomedical optics and fluid dynamics. Academic Activities : Arash actively participates in organizing events like the 38th International Symposium on Microscale Separations and Bioanalysis (MSB 2022) and the MONPLAS workshop , demonstrating leadership in the photonics community.

• Biomedical Laboratory Science
• Biomedical Analysis

Katarina Nordenberg is a Lecturer in Biomedical Laboratory Science at the Department of Bioanalysis, Faculty of Natural Science, Kristianstad University. She specializes in biomedical analysis and laboratory science, contributing to educational programs and research within these disciplines.

Brendan PrideauxView profile

Assistant Professor

• Mass Spectrometry Imaging
• Infectious Disease Pathogenesis
• Lipidomics
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Brendan Prideaux, PhD is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Neurobiology at the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) . His research focuses on applying Mass Spectrometry Imaging (MSI) to study infectious disease pathogenesis. Education: PhD in Biomedical Chemistry from Sheffield Hallam University, UK (2003-2007) BSc (Hons) in Biomedical Chemistry from Sheffield Hallam University, UK (1999-2003) Research Interests center on understanding host-pathogen interactions at cellular resolution through label-free MALDI-MSI technology. He investigates spatial molecular distributions in diseases like HIV , Tuberculosis , Cerebral Malaria , and Cancer Metastasis , with applications in Lipidomics and Drug Development . Article Trends show consistent focus on spatial quantification of therapeutic compounds in infectious lesions and oncological tissues . Key methodologies include MALDI-MSI , LCM-LC/MS , and PGC1α-Lipin1 pathway analysis . Technical Expertise spans imaging mass spectrometry, pharmaceutical bioanalysis, and multi-scale systems pharmacology. His work bridges Neurobiology , Microbiology , and Clinical Pharmacology through innovative drug distribution mapping approaches.

Lina AxelssonView profile

Lecturer

• Biomedical Laboratory Science
• Antibiotic Resistance
• ESBL-producing Bacteria
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Lina Axelsson serves as a University Lecturer in Biomedical Laboratory Science at Kristianstad University's Faculty of Natural Sciences, where she is affiliated with the Department of Bioanalysis and holds the position of VFU Manager. Her research focuses on laboratory scientific methods and multidrug-resistant bacteria, particularly ESBL-producing organisms in clinical and environmental settings. Her primary research interests include Biomedical Laboratory Science, Antibiotic Resistance, and Clinical Microbiology. Dr. Axelsson specializes in developing and optimizing laboratory methods for rapid detection of antibiotic resistance, with particular focus on ESBL-producing bacteria like Escherichia coli and Klebsiella pneumoniae . Her work contributes to the UN's Sustainable Development Goals related to health and wellbeing, with expertise classified under Biomedical Laboratory Science/Technology (30402) and Clinical Laboratory Medicine (30223). Analysis of her recent publications reveals a consistent trajectory toward improving diagnostic speed and accuracy in antibiotic susceptibility testing. Her research bridges clinical laboratory practice with environmental microbiology, examining resistance patterns across different settings. The work demonstrates practical applications for improving patient care through faster diagnostic methods while addressing the global challenge of antimicrobial resistance. According to institutional records, Dr. Axelsson has supervised at least one student's work, though specific details about her advisees are not provided in the available information. Her research profile shows connections to nutrition-related topics including malnutrition prevalence and nutritional care, suggesting interdisciplinary collaborations.

• Colorectal Cancer
• 3D Cell Culture
• Extracellular Matrix
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Anette Gjörloff Wingren is a Professor of Biomedical Laboratory Science at Malmö University's Faculty of Science. Her research focuses on developing physiologically relevant 3D colorectal cancer models that improve drug development predictability by better representing in vivo tumor microenvironment interactions. Expert in extracellular matrix (ECM) modulation and immune regulation in cancer models Develops protocols using BioSilk and laminins for advanced 3D cell cultures Collaborates with KTH , BioLamina , and Spiber AB Research Focus Her work addresses critical limitations in traditional 2D cell culture methods by creating models that incorporate: ECM components (laminins, fibronectin) Stromal cell interactions (fibroblasts, immune cells) Physiological cell polarity and biomarker expression These models aim to reduce reliance on preclinical animal testing while improving clinical trial success rates for cancer therapeutics. Academic Contributions As an educator, she teaches: Immunology Scientific writing Thesis supervision Her research contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals 3 (Good Health) and 4 (Quality Education).

Helena TassidisView profile

Associate Professor

• Tumor Biology
• Cancer Research
• In Vitro Modeling
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Helena Tassidis is an Associate Professor of Biomedical Laboratory Science and Head of the Department of Bioanalysis at Kristianstad University's Faculty of Natural Sciences. She also serves as Program Area Manager for the Biomedical Analyst Program, overseeing curriculum development and field-based training (VFU). Dr. Tassidis earned her PhD in laboratory medicine from Lund University and has a professional background as a biomedical analyst. Her educational journey has positioned her at the intersection of clinical practice and academic research. Her research program focuses on tumor biology, particularly investigating how immune and liver cells influence cancer progression using advanced 2D and 3D co-culture systems. She aims to develop more physiologically relevant in vitro models to better understand metastasis and drug resistance mechanisms while reducing reliance on animal experimentation. Her work spans multiple cancer types including prostate and colorectal cancers, with special interest in the tumor microenvironment and extracellular matrix interactions. Analysis of her recent publications reveals a strong emphasis on developing sophisticated 3D cancer models that incorporate elements like spider silk, fibronectin, and laminins to better mimic the in vivo tumor environment. Her research increasingly integrates immune modulation aspects and explores novel approaches to enhance existing cancer therapies, such as investigating manganese as a potential enhancer for docetaxel treatment in prostate cancer. EMT i Cancer - förhindra metastasering av cancer (2025-2025) Next generation of cancer models (2023-2027) Q-3DCAN - MSCA DN (2024-2025) Dr. Tassidis actively supervises undergraduate and graduate degree theses and serves on grading committees. She is an active participant in the cancer research community, regularly attending conferences such as the Swedish Cancer Research Meeting and Malmö Cancer Center Retreat. Her work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to good health and well-being. As Department Head of Bioanalysis, she leads a team focused on advancing laboratory medicine education and research, bridging basic science and clinical applications while training the next generation of biomedical analysts.

Britt-Marie SvenssonView profile

Senior Lecturer

• Environmental Science
• Analytical Chemistry
• Toxicity Testing
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Britt-Marie Svensson is a Senior Lecturer in Environmental Science at Kristianstad University's Faculty of Natural Sciences, Department of Bioanalysis. She holds a PhD in Analytical Chemistry and specializes in toxicity testing and water quality assessment.