Laureline Bringuier

Can I study all of these at once? Certainly not. But finding a 6-month end-of-studies internship starting in January 2027 would let me explore new fields linked to cell biology, microbiology, immunology, or neurobiology.

I'm an engineering and Master's student in Biotechnology & Chemistry at CY Tech, with a background in biomaterials for health and hands-on experience in cell culture, extraction and characterization of bacterial extracellular vesicles, microscopy (fluorescence, optical & TEM), DNA/RNA extraction, PCR, protein analysis (SDS-PAGE, Western Blot, ELISA), and purification processes (TFF & chromatography).

Currently seeking a 6-month end-of-studies internship starting in January 2027, I am eager to join a research laboratory where I can contribute to experimental projects, to innovative therapeutic approaches, to strengthen my technical skills and further explore the interface between biology, chemistry and innovation.

Curious and demanding of myself — I'm the type to repeat an experiment three times just to be sure. That's exactly why research, R&D, and scientific innovation have become such a natural part of my path. And if this adventure were to continue into a PhD, I wouldn't say no.