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Weronika Slesak

Founder

Founder at Evolvere BioSciences

Oxford, England, United Kingdom

FoundedEvolvere BioSciences · YC

About

Weronika Slesak is a biologist educated at Oxford who currently serves as Chief Scientific Officer at Evolvere BioSciences, where she applies evolutionary principles to bioengineering.

Founder at Evolvere BioSciencesYC S24

Intro paths

YC

Weronika went through Y Combinator (Summer 2024) — any YC alum in your network can reach them through the YC community.

In turn, Weronika can intro founders to Evolvere BioSciences's investors below.

Co-founders at Evolvere BioSciences

Experience

  1. Ēvolvere BiosciencesCo-Foundercurrent2021 — presentOxford, England, United Kingdom
  2. Institut PasteurAmgen Scholar2023Paris
  3. Bain & CompanySpring Intern2021Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland
  4. Six DegreesStudent Consultant2021Oxford, England, United Kingdom
  5. Carbon CodesDigital Marketing Intern2020United Kingdom
  6. NutriKIDSCo-Founder2017 — 2018Cracow

Skills & more

  • IELTS Test: Academic; Overall Band Score 8.0IELTS Official
  • LAMDA Certificate in Speech and Drama: Performance Studies; Grade 6LAMDA (London Academy of Music & Dramatic Art)
  • REAL-LIFE-CERTIFICATE: Digital SkillsGoogle
  • REAL-LIFE-CERTIFICATE: Project Management PrinciplesProject Management Institute

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Weronika Slesak?
Weronika Slesak is a biologist educated at Oxford who currently serves as Chief Scientific Officer at Evolvere BioSciences, where she applies evolutionary principles to bioengineering.
Where does Weronika Slesak work?
Weronika Slesak is Founder of Evolvere BioSciences.
What companies did Weronika Slesak found?
Weronika Slesak founded Evolvere BioSciences.
Where did Weronika Slesak go to school?
Weronika Slesak studied at University of Oxford (MBiol, Evolutionary Biology); Le Régent International School (International Baccalaureate Diploma); The August Witkowski 5th High School.

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