Byondis
Sanne Gijsbers is a specialist in bioassay development with extensive experience in the biotechnology sector. Currently employed at Byondis since November 2019, Sanne holds roles as both Specialist and Researcher in Bioassay Development. Parallel to this position, Sanne has been working as a Freelance Graphic Designer for Graphies since March 2016. Prior experience includes a researcher role at Synthon from February 2014 to November 2019, where responsibilities involved NBE method development bioassays and quality control analysis. Sanne also engaged in research internships at Radboudumc, The University of Dundee, and Wageningen UR, focusing on various projects related to molecular genetics and biopharmaceuticals. Sanne holds a Master of Science in Medical Biology from Radboud University, along with two Bachelor's degrees in Applied Biology and Biochemistry.
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With a passion for outsmarting relentless cancers and autoimmune diseases, Byondis takes precision medicines to the next level. We are driven by one goal: providing novel treatments with high efficacy and low systemic toxicity for patients with high unmet medical needs. Many companies work in the areas of unmet need. What differentiates Byondis is its focus on producing a broad spectrum of molecular concepts, ranging from small molecule chemistries to complex protein structures. We engineer smaller and larger molecular functionalities that may be combined to target the right part of the body. This involves: • Next generation antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs), including proprietary linker-drug (LD) technology to generate multiple ADC candidates targeting different indications • Site-specific conjugation technology • Monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) • Highly selective, disease-targeting small molecules The success of our company fully depends on our people. To them, we aim to provide a fair, open and inspiring working environment, where there is room for ambition, entrepreneurship and new initiatives leading to new medicines that save and transform patients’ lives.