Mathilde BEN ASSAYA

Mathilde Ben Assaya is a Structural Microbiology Research Engineer with extensive experience in laboratory settings. From 2008 to 2015, Mathilde worked at the Institut Pasteur, serving as a senior laboratory technician and later as a research engineer, focusing on the biochemical and biophysical study of proteins related to microbial physiology and pathogenesis. During this time, Mathilde also taught courses in Genomics at ENCPB and worked on quality accreditation for the laboratory. Prior to this, Mathilde was a laboratory technician at Sanofi, where they developed cellular models for Parkinson's disease and conducted genetic research in oncology. Mathilde holds a professional degree in Genomics from the Ecole nationale de physique chimie et biologie Paris, earned in 2006.