I completed my MSci in Pharmacology at King’s College London, where I explored the neuro-immune spectrum through complementary immuno- and neuropharmacology projects , further supported by independent internships from molecular immunology at the Babraham Institute (University of Cambridge) to antimicrobial resistance at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine.

 

I am now a Wellcome Trust–funded Neuroimmunology PhD student, co-supervised by Dr Juan Quintana and Prof Patrick Caswell. My research investigates how immune cells within the meninges drive neuroinflammation and CNS autoimmunity during chronic T. brucei infection.

 

I am also aspirationally interested in computational biology and neuroinformatics as tools to study neuro–immune interactions and explore immunomodulatory strategies. Alongside my PhD, I am exploring opportunities in life-science strategy and finance, from consulting, market access to healthcare investment banking and biotech venture capital.

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A fact about me: I’m from Toulouse in southwest France, and although it’s a rugby city, I have always preferred football !