Fédération française de golf (ffgolf)
Amandine Lucchin is a Project Manager in agronomy, sustainability, and course quality at Fédération française de golf since July 2023. Prior experience includes serving as an Assistant Professor in plant biology at Université Paul Sabatier Toulouse III, focusing on plant physiology and development. Amandine completed a PhD in Plant Molecular Biology at the same university, where the research centered on a calcium sensor's role in root development in Arabidopsis thaliana. Additional roles include teaching and advising in molecular biology for the iGEM Competition, as well as internships focused on plant biology. Amandine's educational background encompasses a Bachelor's degree in Cell/Cellular and Molecular Biology and several advanced degrees, including a Master's in Plant Molecular Biology.
Fédération française de golf (ffgolf)
La Fédération française de golf, créée en 1912, a pour mission d’organiser, de contrôler et de développer la pratique du golf en France. Comptant aujourd’hui plus de 400 000 licenciés, elle est la 6ème plus grande fédération sportive française. The French Golf Federation, founded in 1912, is in charge of the organization, the control and the development of the practice of golf in France. With more than 400 000 members, it is the sixth most important French sport federation.