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Luci Dunajová

Senior Research Scientist

Luci Dunajová

Senior Research Scientist

There’s a reason the Synthace lab team calls Luci the “mother of the Fluents”, especially when it comes to high-throughput processes for protein purification. They count on her to make sure the Fluents cooperate with the Synthace platform to perform various lab experiments.

She’s also known for her Slovak sayings, which she translates literally into English—a prime source of entertainment and intrigue for all in her vicinity.

Experience and background: Luci has a PhD in Biomedical Sciences from the University of Nottingham. Prior to joining Synthace, Luci was a Senior Scientist at OXGENE, where she led engineering of mammalian cell lines for lentiviral production.

Emily Tipper

Customer Success Manager

Emily Tipper

Customer Success Manager

What happens when the house plants in the Synthace office aren't looking their best? The team turns to Emily for her deep knowledge and love of all things green. As an experienced plant mom with a plant cell biology background, she always offers useful tips and tricks.

In the lab, she's renowned for her upbeat attitude—as even when an experiment fails, she’ll always find a silver lining—and her eye for detail, which is put to good use as she helps scientists on their DOE and automation journeys.

Experience and background: Emily did her undergrad in Biology at the University of Oxford, and has a PhD in Plant Sciences from the John Innes Centre. She worked in the Synthace lab team prior to joining the Customer Success team, where she now helps scientists apply DOE to their experimentation and adopt automation.