Hugo’s background in physics led him to specialize in single-channel fluorescence and voltage-clamp techniques during his PhD at Université de Montreal. As a postdoctoral fellow at McGill University, he developed his traditional nano-fabrication skill set. Since then, he has been dedicated to developing new and improved microfabrication techniques to ensure our cutting-edge devices are more powerful and user-friendly for researchers, surpassing traditional microfabricated devices in the tissue culture field.

Specializing in ion channel pharmacology, Mark completed his doctoral degree at McGill University and continued his training at The Neuro in Montréal to develop new iPSC-derived models of neurodegenerative diseases. With his deep understanding of neuroscience and a knack for innovative thinking, he spearheads our efforts to push the boundaries of in vitro research. His passion for advancing science, coupled with his scientific acumen, makes him your go-to person for exploring the potential of our microfabricated devices.

Elise completed her doctoral degree in physiology at Université de Montréal. Fascinated by science, you might still catch her in the lab occasionally, but most of the time, she's busy overseeing the day-to-day administrative and operational functions of eNUVIO. With her love for science and business, and her great passion for advancing our mission, she ensures that all aspects of our operations are finely tuned, so that we can deliver innovative solutions for researchers around the world.