At Long Long Life, everybody is a team player !
That’s how you expand your lifespan and fight against aging. Feel free to contact us if you are feeling curious, if you want to discuss something and even join us in our quest for longevity.
Find out who works at Long Long Life :
Dr Guilhem Velvé Casquillas, former researcher in physics (CNRS, ENS Paris) and cell biology (Curie Institute). He is the co-founder and the CEO of Elvesys Microfluidic Innovation Center and is the co-founder of the 10 innovative companies that constitute the NBIC valley.
Learn more about Guilhem Velvé Casquillas
Mathieu Velvé Casquillas, engineer in information systems. He is the co-founder and the operations manager of Elvesys Microfluidic Innovation Center and is the co-founder of the 10 innovative companies that constitute the NBIC valley.
Dr Christophe Pannetier, polytechnician and former researcher in molecular biology (Pasteur Institute). Former director of Thales NRBC department and technical director of protection and human science at the DGA. He is today a partner and the research manager at Elvesys.
Julie Cavallasca worked as a content and video manager and specialized scientific & technical translator for Long Long Life.
Dr Marion Tible has a PhD in cellular biology and physiopathology. Formerly a researcher in thematics varying from cardiology to neurodegenerative diseases, she is now part of Long Long Life team and is involved in scientific writing and anti-aging research.
Baptiste Tesson is studying biology at the École Normale Supérieure de Lyon and bioengineering at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne. He worked on the optimization of Cas9 as a tool for genome editing and on the emergence of blood stem cells in the zebrafish. He currently works on the patterning of the muscles, also in the zebrafish. He plans on doing a PhD in developmental biology.
Anne Fischer is studying medicine science at the Institute of Pharmaceutical and Biological Science in Lyon and she has graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in molecular and cellular biology at the University of Strasbourg.
Katidja Allaoui studied biology and health engineering at a undergraduate then graduate level at the Institut supérieur de la santé et des bioproduits in Angers.
Farah Bahou studied biochemistry, therapeutics and molecular and biopharmaceutical innovation at Aix-Marseille university and Paris 7 Diderot university.
Odélie Tacita Odélie was a trainee specialized translator at Elvesys. She is graduating from the university of Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée and works in French, English and Spanish.
Hans Luboya-Kombe is a process supports engineer after his masters in materials chemistry at the university of Paris-Est Créteil.
Hadrien Vielle is an engineer and was trained in biology, physics and bio-engineering at the École Polytechnique féminine in Paris.
Delphine Vendryes is an engineer and was trained in bio-engineering and in biology at the École Polytechnique X in Paris.
