Matthieu Seze

Matthieu Seze is a skilled researcher with experience in various laboratory settings. Matthieu completed a Master of Sciences du médicament in Medicinal and Pharmaceutical Chemistry at Université Paris-Saclay and holds a Licence in Chimie Biologie from Université Paris-Est Créteil. Key positions include serving as a research intern in the BioCIS team at CNRS, where Matthieu engaged in the multi-step synthesis of fluorinated peptidomimetics and purification through silica column techniques. Matthieu also contributed to research at Institut Curie by synthesizing and characterizing DNA ligands, and worked on electrode material fabrication for fuel cells at Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas. Additional roles involved quality control at Sanofi, focusing on the validation of reference solutions for pharmaceutical products, and volunteering as a bartender at Festival du Roi Arthur. As of November 2023, Matthieu is pursuing a PhD while holding a researcher engineer position at Institut Pasteur.