• Work closely with a team of researchers and other animator/illustrators in Prof. Janet Iwasa's Animation Lab to produce animations and illustrations that depict molecular and cellular processes• Create original storyboards, 2D/3D illustrations and animations• Communicate effectively with scientific collaborators• Provide constructive feedback to others in the team

I create or edit all kinds of visuals for purposes of research and communication to other scientists or to the lay public, from data graphics for publication to artistic editorial illustrations.I am also equally excited to hear about projects beyond Sciences!Have a look at my work: www.margotriggi.com

TheScienceBreaker promotes the dialogue and the dissemination of a scientific culture so that society-relevant opinions can be discussed and decisions may be taken accordingly. The mission of TheScienceBreaker is to engage the public with science and technology through the democratization of scientific literature.

The two conserved multiprotein TOR Complexes regulate various aspects of cellular homeostasis, and have as such been involved in a growing number of human diseases, ranging from cancer to metabolic or neurodegenerative problems.My project focused on the molecular mechanisms by which TORC2 participates to the maintenance of plasma membrane tension in budding yeast. It was carried jointly between two laboratories of the departments of Molecular Biology & Biochemistry of the Faculty of Sciences, and attached to the NCCR Chemical Biology.- Successfully planned, carried and analyzed experiments in a highly collaborative and interdisciplinary environment, leading to the publication of three peer-reviewed articles in high impact journals- Presented results at several international conferences- Created original visuals to illustrate the results of colleagues - Designed and run lab courses for undergraduate students

Project: Caracterisation of ArhGAP19, a new RhoGAP involved in the mitosis of lymphocytesSupervisor: Prof. Jacques Bertoglio

Project: Correlations between performance & aerobic and anaerobic metabolisms in mice quadriceps and myocardiumSupervisor: Prof. Veronique Billat