Joel M Wierenga

age ~64

from Grand Rapids, MI

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Also known as:

Joel Martin Wierenga
Joel Janet Wierenga
Melvin J Wierenga
Joel M Wienenga

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Joel Wierenga Phones & Addresses

Grand Rapids, MI
Lansing, MI
Princeton, NJ
306 Wheatsheaf Ln, Langhorne, PA 19047 • 215-859-0380
Byron Center, MI
Lafayette, IN
East Lansing, MI
306 Wheatsheaf Ln, Langhorne, PA 19047 • 215-527-1890

Work

Company:

Rohm and haas
Apr 1999 to Jul 2001
Position:

Senior scientist

Education

Degree:

Bachelors, Bachelor of Science
School / High School:

Michigan State University
Specialities:

Entomology

Skills

Process Improvement • Quality System • Clinical Development • Biotechnology • Six Sigma • Leadership • Gcp • Drug Development • Management • Continuous Improvement • Pharmaceutical Industry • Cross Functional Team Leadership • Clinical Research • Project Management • Program Management • Strategy • Clinical Trials • Lifesciences • Oncology • Regulatory Submissions • Therapeutic Areas • Sop • Vaccines • Biopharmaceuticals • Cro • Life Sciences • Business Process Improvement

Ranks

Certificate:

Lean Six Sigma Black Belt

Interests

Poverty Alleviation • Disaster and Humanitarian Relief • Health

Industries

Pharmaceuticals

Us Patents

Method And Test Kit For Detecting Insecticide Resistance
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US Patent:

57168318, Feb 10, 1998
Filed:

May 24, 1995
Appl. No.:

8/449561
Inventors:

Mark E. Whalon - East Lansing MI
Joel M. Wierenga - Langhorne PA
Assignee:

Board of Trustees operating Michigan State University - East Lansing MI
International Classification:

C12Q 144
C12Q 134
G01N 3353
US Classification:

435 19
Abstract:

A method and test kit for determining insect resistance based upon an esterase in the body fluid of the insect in the field. The method and kit includes an absorbent material pad (12) containing a dry substrate for the esterase which is preferably mounted on a fluid impermeable sheet (11). A roller (20) is preferably used to express the fluids from the insect onto the pad 12. The fluids are sufficient to enable the esterase to react with the substrate to produce an intermediate compound which is reacted with a chromogen to produce a visually detectable image with an intensity which varies directly as a function of the amount of the esterase and which is easily determinable by the farmer. The method and kit is particularly useful with homopteran, particularly aphids which are a problem in potatoes.

Resumes

Director, Study Clinician

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Location:

306 Wheatsheaf Ln, Langhorne, PA 19047

Industry:

Pharmaceuticals

Work:

Rohm and Haas Apr 1999 - Jul 2001
Senior Scientist
Fmc Corporation 1994 - 1999
Senior Biologist
Pfizer 1994 - 1999
Director, Study Clinician

Education:

Michigan State University
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Entomology Us Army War College
Masters, Master of Arts Michigan State University
Doctorates, Doctor of Philosophy, Entomology Purdue University
Master of Science, Masters, Entomology

Skills:

Process Improvement
Quality System
Clinical Development
Biotechnology
Six Sigma
Leadership
Gcp
Drug Development
Management
Continuous Improvement
Pharmaceutical Industry
Cross Functional Team Leadership
Clinical Research
Project Management
Program Management
Strategy
Clinical Trials
Lifesciences
Oncology
Regulatory Submissions
Therapeutic Areas
Sop
Vaccines
Biopharmaceuticals
Cro
Life Sciences
Business Process Improvement

Interests:

Poverty Alleviation
Disaster and Humanitarian Relief
Health

Certifications:

Lean Six Sigma Black Belt