Virginie Buche holds a Ph.D. in inorganic chemistry from the University of Bath (UK). She has worked for more than 20 years at Johnson Matthey (UK) as an R&D project manager. During this time, she gained extensive experience in European (FP7-H2020) and national projects and has managed and executed projects in various areas such as batteries, hydrogen, and low carbon technologies, among others.
Virginie joined Zabala Innovation’s Paris office team in 2021. Since then, she has been in charge of writing proposals for European calls for proposals, as well as project management. Within Zabala Innovation, Virginie is also responsible for calls for proposals in the field of energy.
Energy, Mobility
CIRCUSOL aims to promote the solar energy sector as a leading model in the circular economy.
Digitalisation
Data Market Services aims to overcome the barriers in the way of SMEs and data-driven start-ups to market success.
Industry, Aerospace
The aim of the FETFX project is to promote FET research among a wide range of actors through community building...
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