Nadia K. – Biologist

Trust me – I am a biologist!

“Trust me — I am a biologist.” And truly, few people embody that statement as completely as Nadia.

With a PhD from the Pasteur Institute and a research career focused on immune deregulation in autoimmunity and sepsis, Nadia brings a level of scientific depth that is nothing short of extraordinary. She combines a sharp analytical mind with the defining qualities of exceptional women in science: boldness, determination, precision, and unwavering accuracy.

When the possibility arose that she might consider a career shift, we knew immediately that she would elevate our team—if she chose to join us. And while it may sound simple, attracting someone of her calibre takes far more than offering a position. It requires alignment of values, purpose, and vision. We are grateful that she saw all of that in us.

Nadia’s transition into our world has been seamless. Her scientific rigor, her clarity of thought, and her quiet confidence enrich our work every day. She strengthens our processes, sharpens our thinking, and brings a perspective that only someone with her background can offer.

We are excited to watch her continue to grow within our team—and to see the impact she will undoubtedly make as she carves out this new chapter in her career.

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Maria is a hybrid!

On first acquitance you may say that Maria is a physician or a biologist, but the truth is that she started off as a linguist (a Classicist to be exact!) approximately 20 years ago and then moved on to Language Technology and Machine Translation where she met with the amazing world of research and pharmaceuticals that hasn’t abandoned ever since!

Holding an ultra solid academic background, almost a decade in R&D and diverse communication experiences in a multi-pharmaceutical setting, Maria, spends her day, every day, in front of a multi-tasking screen making sure that both our external and internal clients enjoy the full benefits of our collaboration, and never hesitates to jump in and help whenever help is needed!