Eva van Aalen
Department
RESEARCH PROFILE
Eva van Aalen is a PhD candidate under the supervision of prof. dr. Maarten Merkx and prof. dr. ir Jaap den Toonder and continues to work with protein biosensors for the direct detection of analytes in a point-of-care manner and is part of the RAAK project.
ACADEMIC BACKGROUND
Eva van Aalen (1995) received her bachelor’s degree in medical sciences and technology in 2016. She continued to obtain her master’s degree in biomedical engineering at the Eindhoven University of Technology in 2019. During her graduation she worked on the development of a bioluminescent protein sensor for the direct detection of biomarkers in solution. She completed her degree with an internship at École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne in the laboratory of Professor B. Correia, in which she characterized de novo structure-based vaccine candidates.
Recent Publications
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Claire M.S. Michielsen,Eva A. van Aalen,Maarten Merkx
Ratiometric Bioluminescent Zinc Sensor Proteins to Quantify Serum and Intracellular Free Zn2+
ACS Chemical Biology (2022) -
Eva A. Van Aalen,Simone F.A. Wouters,Dennis Verzijl,Maarten Merkx
Bioluminescent RAPPID Sensors for the Single-Step Detection of Soluble Axl and Multiplex Analysis of Cell Surface Cancer Biomarkers
Analytical Chemistry (2022) -
Yan Ni,Bas J.H.M. Rosier,Eva A. van Aalen,Lieuwe Biewenga,Anna-Maria Makri Pistikou,Chris Vu,Remco Arts,Wentao Li,Tom F.A. de Greef,Marcel M G J van Borren
A plug-and-play platform of ratiometric bioluminescent sensors for homogeneous immunoassays
Nature Communications (2021) -
Che Yang,Fabian Sesterhenn,Jaume Bonet,Eva A. van Aalen,Leo Scheller,Luciano A. Abriata,Johannes T. Cramer,Xiaolin Wen,Stéphane Rosset,Sandrine Georgeon
Bottom-up de novo design of functional proteins with complex structural features
Nature Chemical Biology (2021)
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