About

Florence Estublier is a dedicated student specializing in Biology with a focus on biodiversity and sustainability, currently pursuing a Master's degree at Leiden University. Her research includes the effect of regenerative agricultural practices on soil health, specifically on infiltration rates, decomposition, and biodiversity. Florence holds a Bachelor's in Life Science and Technology from Delft University, with expertise in enzyme and protein assays and proficiency in Python programming. She has significant teaching experience, having tutored primary and secondary school students and assisted in practical biology courses at Leiden University. Her volunteer work includes supporting individuals with disabilities and helping in vegetable gardens. Florence is multilingual, fluent in Dutch and English, with intermediate knowledge of French, Italian, and Spanish. Her extracurricular activities involve athletics and cooking, with interests in sustainable living, photography, and playing the piano. Florence is a member of the Socrates International Honour Society and has completed numerous certifications, including Basic Life Support and her interdisciplinary thesis work on sustainable horticulture.