Patricia Lino Coulon Email and Phone Number

I work in Nestle Research and Development, and more precisely in Nestle institute of Health Science at EPFL. My institute is focused in looking for natural compound found on food having an impact on health benefice in early life, adult and pets. We aim to better understand biological mechanism underlying this benefits.Scientifically, I worked in main tops projects related to Biological Age, Cell metabolism and Biotechnologies: - Generate IP in testing natural compound in cells line to found muscle and bone benefits thru mitochondria pathway. - Participate in publication of anti-ageing ingredients benefits in autophagy and mitochondria. Contribute in the research of senescence in cellular model. - Implement and develop Organoids derived from IPS cells protocol related work to obtain cellular model at small, middle and large scale - Participate in pre-clinical studies work related - Role of Laboratory responsible and coordinator - Train and supervise colleague and student in cell culture organoids and mitochondria related field - Stakeholders communication and management - Participating in "days in the life" of project manager and follow some trainings relatedI also add the opportunity: -To actively participate on early career community (ECC) at Nestle research and promote youth people thru a video and EPFL events. -To foster collaboration between Nestle research site in organizing scientific events, visits at EPFL to promote our platforms and inspiring other institutes.- To enjoy developing my networking skills across Nestle research and participating in transversal project.- To develop my entrepreneurial and leadership mindset et better understand myself as a professionnal- To develop my communication skills thru training (fundamentals communications, Idea to pitch)

Team: «Physiopathologique moléculaire de la maladie de Parkinson » Directed by Olga Corti and Jean-Christophe Corvol

Team Neurodegenerative disease directed by Anselme Perrier

Team : Mitochondrial Dysfunction and Signaling in NeurodegenerationResearch project : Characterization of SAPAP3 in Huntington’s disease: focusing on postsynaptic density

Team : Mitochondrial Dysfunction and Signaling in NeurodegenerationResearch project : Characterization mitochondria deregulation isolated from mouse model YAC128.