Meet the BLUES researchers: Affif Grazette

Preserving the health and biodiversity of the ocean as a Research Manager in the Department of Bioprocess Engineering at Wageningen University & Research (WUR).

Born and raised on the paradise island of Barbados, Affif was inspired to pursue an academic career in ocean conservation. After completing a PhD at the University of Nottingham and taking on various scientific roles, he gained extensive experience in cell extraction and the initiation of primary cell cultures from marine species.

In his current role at WUR, Affif supports the activities of PhD candidates and the coordination of the BLUES project, where his leadership and knowledge are valuable assets to the team.

“I am thrilled to contribute my expertise to accelerating the BLUES project and making a positive impact on our oceans and biotechnology,” Affif stated. His commitment to advancing research aligns perfectly with the blue economy mission.

As the BLUES project progresses, Affif continues his cause of ocean preservation, ensuring that the beauty and biodiversity of the seas are safeguarded for future generations!

Connect with Affif: https://www.linkedin.com/in/affif-grazette/

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