Toine Bovee

Toine Bovee is a Researcher at Wageningen University & Research, leading the Team Bioassays & Biosensors. His work focuses on developing advanced immunoassays and bioassays for detecting toxic compounds in food and environmental samples.

• Research Outputs: 141 publications, including 113 articles and 6 PhD supervisions
• Projects: Active in initiatives like FOODSAFER and Shellfish Toxin Risk Assessment

Research Interests: Toine specializes in toxicology, environmental risk assessment, and analytical chemistry. His work bridges food safety, pesticide detection, and biosensor development, with a focus on neonicotinoids, dioxins, and allergen markers.

Recent Publications (2024–2025) highlight innovations in lateral flow immunoassays for paracetamol detection, multi-target pesticide screening in ornamental plants, and allergen detection in complex foods. Key methodologies include mass spectrometry, DNA amplification, and microsphere-based assays.

Supervision: Collaborated as co-promotor on PhD projects involving Sasse, Lemmink, and Akuamoa, emphasizing practical applications in food safety and toxicology.