Camille obtained a bachelor’s degree in biology and chemistry from the University of Grenoble-Alpes. She then moved to the European School of Biotechnology in Strasbourg (ESBS), from which she graduated in 2024 with an engineering diploma in biotechnology and a master’s degree in high-throughput technologies.
Camille joined the lab in 2025 as a study engineer and is now contributing to a better understanding of the mechanisms behind Parkinson's disease.