Eirini Kamileri, PhD

Dr. Eirini Kamileri joined Labcorp Central Laboratory Services in 2018 as a staff scientist in the flow cytometry department. In her current role, she leads new validations for novel flow cytometry assays and has worked extensively on minimal residual disease detection applications. Eirini provides scientific support to the global operations teams, is involved in flow cytometry trainings for colleagues at multiple levels in the organization and is actively involved in early engagement activities.  

Xia Hu, PhD

Dr. Xia Hu joined Labcorp Central Laboratory Services in 2022 and is a scientist in the genomics department. In this role, Xia is responsible for method validation, troubleshooting and assay transfer support.

Laura Hertwig, PhD

Dr. Laura Hertwig joined Labcorp Drug Development in 2020 as technical lead of the operational flow cytometry team. Quickly promoted to senior operations technical lead, she functioned as subject matter expert (SME) for the transfers of clinical flow cytometry assays to the testing laboratory, as well as instrument SME, and has contributed to process improvements at the operational bench. In 2021, Laura transitioned to a position as staff scientist in flow cytometry.

Caroline Heap, PhD

Dr. Caroline Heap has 20 years of experience in the field of vaccines and chemistry, manufacturing and control (CMC). She is an expert in virology assays, in particular cell-based and potency assays, and her primary focus is in vaccines and gene therapies.

Lingchen (Lisa) Guo, PhD

Dr. Lingchen Guo is part of the scientific engagement team within scientific affairs as a senior scientist, joining Labcorp in April 2021. She supports business development directors and clients with their portfolio needs and evolving expectations and provides central-laboratory-focused expertise to build a connected scientific community within Asia, Europe and the United States.

Christèle Gonneau, PhD

Dr. Christèle Gonneau graduated with a BS in molecular biology from the Florida Institute of Technology (U.S.) and an MS in human reproductive biology from Imperial College London (U.K.). She then specialized in the field of stem cell biology and completed her PhD at the University of Edinburgh (U.K.) and her four years of postdoctoral training at the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (Switzerland).

Caitlyn Fritsche

Caitlyn Fritsche is a global manager who oversees the flow cytometry data analysis unit for Labcorp Central Laboratory Services. Caitlyn has 18 years of experience with Labcorp. In her current role, she supports the flow cytometry team by providing scientific leadership, technical guidance and troubleshooting. Since taking on her role as global manager, Caitlyn has successfully driven process optimization within her organization.

Anissa Fries, PhD

Dr. Anissa Fries joined Labcorp Drug Development in 2021 as a staff scientist in the flow cytometry department. In her role, Anissa is responsible for developing and validating new flow cytometry assays, as well as transferring validated assays into Labcorp’s central laboratory in Geneva.

Alexandre Fort, PhD

Dr. Alexandre Fort joined Labcorp Central Laboratory Services in 2017, bringing more than 15 years of fundamental and clinical genomics research experience. Alexandre has an extensive experience as a research scientist in the field of medical genetics, human genomics and transcriptomics. He is also an author of more than 20 peered-reviewed scientific publications and presentations.

Matthew Evans, PhD

Dr. Matthew Evans joined Labcorp Drug Development as part of the development and validation team in 2019. In his current role, Matt is the global scientific director of this team, which provides genomics clinical assays for our clients, including qPCR, arrays and next-generation sequencing. As the global scientific director, he provides scientific and technical leadership for the exploration and establishment of new platforms and tests to support cutting-edge clinical trials.