Christoph Eberle currently works as a principal scientist III at Charles River's Worcester facility in Massachusetts, where he expanded flow cytometry capabilities of the in vivo pharmacology/oncology team. In his role, he oversees immunophenotyping of tissue samples collected from various mouse models (syngeneic and humanized) to include method development and T-cell isolations for adoptive transfers. He regularly liaises with clients to provide PD study management, scientific discussion, data analysis and interpretation. Dr. Eberle independently has been supporting BD and strategic efforts for the Worcester discovery site.
Trained as biochemist, he specialized in cell-based assay development and validation across pre-clinical and clinical operations. In 2008, he received his PhD in Organic Chemistry from the University of Bremen (Germany). Dr. Eberle maintains a professional membership with the Institute of Clinical Research (ICR) in the United Kingdom and is also involved in the International Society for Advancement of Cytometry (ISAC). Prior to joining Charles River in 2017, he held scientific positions at Envigo, Eurofins Central Laboratory and the University Medical Center Göttingen (UMG) in Germany. Since 2013 he has been an Associate Fellow of the AACC Academy, formerly the National Academy of Clinical Biochemistry (NACB), and was elected Fellow of the Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH) in 2019. He also obtained a Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt certification from Dartmouth Thayer School of Engineering.
Articles
- Profiling Immune Subsets of Syngeneic Mouse Models (Eureka Blog)
- Not Every Blood Donation is Voluntary (Eureka Blog)
- What's Hot in 2021: Laboratory Automation (Eureka Blog)
- As Climate Changes, So Does our Health (Eureka Blog)
- How COVID-19 Tends to Present in Laboratory Test Results (Eureka Blog)
- When Blood Runs Out of Oxygen (Eureka Blog)
- Making Mice a Bit Human (Eureka Blog)
- The Protective Effect of Gilbert Syndrome (Eureka Blog)
- Of Vampires and Villains and Those Who are Not (Eureka Blog)
- Humanized Mice for Immuno-Oncology (Eureka Video Blog)
- Advances in Lupus Treatment Research: New Hope for an Old Disease (Eureka Blog)
- A Novel Sample Preparation Method for Improved Tumor-infiltrating Leukocyte Recovery (White Paper)
Featured Interviews
- Flow Cytometry in Mouse Model Development: An Interview with Christoph Eberle and Steve Festin
- In the Zone: Flow Cytometry
Featured Posters
Featured Webinars
- Immunophenotyping? Get Better Cell Recovery, Without the Centrifuge
- Flow Cytometry Protocols Without Centrifugation – Towards Standardizing Flow Cytometry Sample Preparation Protocols
- Flow Cytometry in Discovery Drug Development
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