After working in various research teams, Stéphanie Bosch will take up the position of Assistant Engineer at the CBD photonics microscopy platform on 1 December 2015, following her appointment to a permanent civil servant post.
«It’s a versatile role where users are at the heart of what we do. The variety of issues they encounter makes it a job that is far from routine. Image acquisition is a role in its own right: I am here to help users make the absolute most of their images. Imaging is a fantastic tool that allows us to put a visual to complex biological concepts, it's all about knowing how to use it!»
Stéphanie Bosch
After obtaining a Master 2 Research degree in «Genes, Cells and Development», Stéphanie Bosch was introduced to imaging techniques, learning in particular the basics of light microscopy and the use of the confocal microscope. Following that, she joined Restore where she worked on the 3D observation of cell populations using the SPIM. In 2014, she joined the CBD platform, where she was responsible for training and supporting users on the site's various devices. This fixed-term contract, involving contact with users and consequently a wide variety of subjects, quickly confirmed her interest in the position she would later hold within the future CBI*.
On 1 January 2016, the imaging platforms of the CBI, CBD, LMGM and LBME will merge into a single entity, the CBI. The platforms will follow the same path and unite under a common banner, the LITC (Light Imaging Toulouse CBI).
