Description

A scientific background (used to both academy and industry) as a solid base to move towards Scientific Graphic Design to help scientists to better communicate through visuals. From complex datas to precise, impactful visuals...Check out my port-folio!

Langues

Français
Bilingue ou natif
Anglais
Bilingue ou natif
Espagnol
Capacité professionnelle complète

Préférences en matière de lieu de travail

Accepte de travailler sur site

Paris (jusqu’à 50 km)

Pixell Biology
Scientific Graphic Designer
janvier 2025 - Aujourd'hui (1 an et 5 mois)
Paris, France
- Creator and Director of publication of the BioScience Visualisation website
- Services of Scientific illustration for labs, institutes, start-ups
- Figures (for articles and grant proposals), Graphical abstracts (for reviews articles and grants), Logos/Branding (for labs/Institutes/Start-Ups), Event posters (for conferences and scientific events), Scientific Posters (for conferences), Brochures/Flyers (for communications), presentations (Advice/Editing for conferences/Grants proposals)
Scipio Bioscience
R&D Senior Project Manager
janvier 2018 - janvier 2023 (5 ans)
Paris, France
Company objective: Facilitate access to single-cell RNA studies
• Core member in the development of a single-cell RNA kit (Asteria), from preliminary experiments to product launch (Co-inventor of the technology).
• Led a 8-person multidisciplinary team, coordinating experimental and computational biology expertises.
• Involved beyond R&D in the product development process: Industrialization, Communication, Business Development, Marketing.
Institut Curie Paris
Post-doctoral fellow
janvier 2013 - janvier 2018 (5 ans)
Toronto, ON, Canada
Research topic: Molecular mechanisms of non coding RNAs
• Led the development of a methodology enabling the high-throughput identification of RNA-protein interactions (incPRINT).
• Developed the project from idea to peer-reviewed publication, by coordinating collaborative research between three renowned international research centers: Institut Curie (Paris), CCBR (Toronto) and CRG (Barcelona).
• Granted two travelling fellowships for research and travel expenses (from « EMBO » and « The Company of Biologists »; peer-reviewed selected project).