Fiona C.

Fiona C. has a diverse work experience spanning several roles and companies. Fiona started their career as an Undergraduate Researcher at SynthSys, University of Edinburgh in 2015, where they focused on constructing integratable plasmid circuits for mammalian cell expression. In 2016, Fiona worked as a Visiting Research Student at Imperial College London, where they developed a mathematical model for nitrogen fixation and export in Diazotrophs. Fiona then interned at INSERM, where they conducted exploratory research on microbial community interactions in E. coli cultures. Fiona also gained experience as an Intern at Institut Pasteur in 2016, working on exploratory investigations into the adaptiveness of Leishmania trypanosomatids.

In 2018, Fiona joined Horizon Discovery as a Scientist, working on platform innovation and later transitioning into a Scientist II role. Fiona worked at Horizon Discovery until 2020. Currently, Fiona is employed at bit.bio as a Scientist, contributing to the company's research efforts.

Fiona C. attended The University of Edinburgh from 2010 to 2015. Fiona pursued a degree in Biological Sciences with a focus on Molecular Genetics. Their field of study was Biology/Biological Sciences, General. Additionally, Fiona C. has also been associated with Université Paris Cité, where they researched Alternative Approaches to Life Sciences. The start and end year of this particular educational experience are unknown.