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Bastiaan Hoogendoorn  BSc, MSc, PhD, FHEA

Dr Bastiaan Hoogendoorn

BSc, MSc, PhD, FHEA

Lecturer

School of Medicine

Overview

Dr Hoogendoorn is a Lecturer in the Centre for Medical Education at the School of Medicine. Dr Hoogendoorn is the ‘Emergency, Pre-hospital and Immediate Care’ Intercalated BSc Deputy Programme Director and research module lead.

Publication

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Research

 

 

Biography

Education and qualifications

1998: PhD (Molecular Biology) BBSRC/University of Hertfortshire, UK.

1994: BSc & MSc(Plant Pathology/Nematology) Wageningen Agricultural University, Wageningen, The Netherlands.

1984: BSc (Zoology and Microbiology/Plant Pathology) University of Natal, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa.

 

 

Honours and awards

Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. $100,000. The development of a point of care instrument for rapid diagnosis of pneumonia. From November 2015 to May 2017. Bastiaan Hoogendoorn, Colin Powell, Clive Gregory (School of Medicine), Jenna Bowen, Chris Allender (School of Pharmacy).

PhD Studentship 2015, "Project to determine the feasibility of measuring bacterial load in exhaled breath of children with pneumonia and empyema using a novel point-of-care test." Start 5 October 2015. CU School of Medicine/Institute of Primary Care and Public Health PhD Studentship. Supervisor: Bastiaan Hoogendoorn; Co-supervisors: Colin Powell, Clive Gregory, Chris Allender.

Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. $100,000. The development of a cheap and simple to use self-administrable micro-needle patch device for population-wide of sampling of small volumes of blood. From 1 May 2012 for 24 months. Prof I Matthews, Dr J Gallacher, Dr C Gregory, Dr B Hoogendoorn (School of Medicine) Prof D Barrow (School of Engineering) & Dr C Allender (School of Pharmacy).

MRC/NERC project. £143,065. An exploratory study investigating the primary physico-chemical characteristics of respirable ambient air particulates which are responsible for the dysregulation of pulmonary genes and related proteins. From July 2007 for 1 year. Prof I Matthews, Dr B Hoogendoorm, Dr J Gregory, Dr K Berube, Dr T Jones.

Alzheimer's Society Research Project. £131,314. Continuation of Comparative proteome analysis of the transgenic Alzheimer's disease mouse model Tg2576. From October 2005 for 2 years. B Hoogendoorn, PI; AL Jones, MJ Owen, MC O'Donovan, Co-PI.

PhD studentship from UWCM awarded to Ms Mia Deschepper (B Hoogendoorn and AL Jones). Proteomic analysis of mouse models of Huntington's disease. From October 2003 for 3 years.

Alzheimer's Society Research Fellowship. £173,314. Comparative proteome analysis of the transgenic Alzheimer's disease mouse model Tg2576. From October 2002 for 3 years.

Professional memberships

Fellow of the Higher Education Academy

 

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