Stage 1: how she learned it
Undergraduate degrees in Biotechnology (Spain) and Sciences de la Vie (France), two Master's degrees (Health Biotechnology, and Bioinformatics & Biostatistics), Erasmus mobility and language learning.
Built a multidisciplinary scientific foundation combining biotechnology, data analysis and environmental knowledge, preparing her for innovation in the green tech sector.
Stage 2: skills acquired
Entry into a leading biotechnology company; practical workplace learning.
Applies biotechnology to develop sustainable solutions using microalgae for air purification, sustainable agriculture and wastewater treatment.
Stage 3: how she learned it
Professional experience, international academic mobility, continuous learning and collaboration with colleagues and support networks.
Contributes to the development of innovative environmental biotechnology solutions, applying resilience, problem-solving and interdisciplinary knowledge to real-world sustainability challenges.
Stage 4: how she learned it
Professional practice, reflection on career experiences, continuous education and knowledge sharing.
Promotes practical, market-oriented sustainability solutions, shares expertise in microalgae technologies, and encourages future professionals to combine scientific innovation with real environmental needs.
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