Matthijn de Boer

Matthijn de Boer is a researcher at Wageningen University & Research, specializing in virology and veterinary medicine. His work focuses on infectious animal diseases, particularly Bunyaviruses such as Rift Valley Fever Virus, and the development of recombinant glycoprotein expression systems in insect cells. He contributes to projects addressing disease outbreaks, vaccine efficacy, and pathogen diagnostics.

• Key Research Areas: Virology, Animal Disease Surveillance, Glycoprotein Expression, Vaccine Development, Infectious Diseases

Recent projects include outbreak response frameworks for contagious animal diseases, improving diagnostics for avian influenza, and studying Bunyavirus glycoprotein interactions. His work intersects molecular biology and veterinary epidemiology, with implications for disease control and public health.

Matthijn de Boer has led multiple long-term research initiatives (2008–2025), including program coordination for livestock virus monitoring and strain characterization. He has contributed to professional reports and peer-reviewed publications, emphasizing practical applications in veterinary virology and disease management.