About Alixe Kirbihler
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My name is Alixe Kirbihler and I am a 2023 Laidlaw scholar. I am currently a third-year Life Sciences engineering bachelor student at EPFL & an exchange student at KTH in Stockholm.
I am really interested in neurosciences, the biomedical field and, more generally, anything related to engineering.
Confirmed enthusiast of any outdoors activities, I am willing to discuss with you about any subjects, should it be STEM or climbing-hiking-skiing-diving related ;)
My research during 2023’s summer focused on characterising a novel D.Melanogaster mutant that perturbs synapse arborisation. It took place in Professor McCabe’s laboratory (for more information: https://www.epfl.ch/labs/mccabelab/research/).
My leadership in action last summer consisted of developing and implementing projects aimed at supporting emerging local cooperatives, women’s entrepreneurial initiatives, educational excellence, and improving the employability and mental health of young people.
I am really glad to be part of this community that gathers such inspiring and dedicated scholars and can’t wait to meet you !
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I have never heard of an experiment focused on determining whether D.Melanogaster play or not before and I must say that I’m quite curious about your future findings. Good luck for conducting your experiment !
Good luck with your research project, I can’t wait to see how far you will come by the end of it ;)
I find your project really fascinating and I’m eager to see your final results ! Good luck :)
It seems very interesting, good luck with your project !
I can’t wait to see your experiment’s findings ! Good luck :)