TIME IS OUT OF THE ESSENCE
TIME IS OUT OF THE ESSENCE
Music was my first love, a passionate affair that ignited my soul that brought me to school to play piano. The rhythm, the melody, the raw emotion—it all resonated with me on a profound level. I spent countless hours lost in the world of sound studying, practicing, experimenting, and composing my own tunes.
As I delved deeper into the intricacies of music theory, I began to question the underlying principles. How did sound travel? Why did certain notes harmonize in definite way? Curiosity took hold, and I found myself drawn to the scientific explanations behind the magic of music.
The more I explored, the more I realized that music and science were intertwined. My analytical skills and mathematical precision, the physics of sound waves, the neurological basis of musical perception—it all fascinated me. I was captivated by the scientific principles to create and captivate music by our brian function and cognitive processes. I learned that it engages multiple brain regions, stimulating both emotional and cognitive responses.
This newfound passion led me to pursue a career in science, specifically in the field of neurology and neurooncology. In the lab, I found a new kind of harmony. The precision of experiments, the methodical approach to problem-solving, and the thrill of discovery mirrored the structure and creativity of music. Each experiment was a new composition, each data point a note in the symphony of knowledge.
Today, my journey continues at the intersection of music and science, exploring the fascinating world and harmony of quantum physics and advanced materials. I'm exploring the potentials of plasmonic technology, bionanotechnology, and acoustic adaptive technology.
My passion for music led me to science, and science has enriched my understanding and appreciation of music. It's a beautiful synergy, a testament to the interconnectedness of all things.
Eviana Breuss
Shelley Zalis, Founder & CEO of The Female Quotient.
AviXéla was founded in New York with a passion for helping early-stage researchers and entrepreneurs. The company initially focused on designing sponsored grants that complied with government regulations. Our team assisted clients in identifying suitable funding opportunities, including SBIR and STTR grants, and provided comprehensive support throughout the grant application process. This dedication to excellence continues to drive AviXéla's mission today.
With the pace of scientific innovation and prior experience in industry and academic setting, including Columbia University Medical Center, Cornell University, New York University Medical Center, Westchester Medical Center, Washington State University, Nagasaki University, Medical School, Cognate Therapeutics, and Bristol Myers Squibb, collaboration on the national and global level, our members followed institutional standards and designed the aligned translational and fundamental research applications funded through National Institute of Health (NIH) and non-profit organization level. Leading this mission, we integrated this interdisciplinary experience in the development and implementation of innovative nanotechnology systems and advanced materials through precise evaluation of rapidly developed research field of nanoplasmonics due to the unique electrical, optical, magnetic, and catalytic properties of produced materials.
As of today, our team centers on development of nanodelivery systems, nanodevices, and programmed production of unique materials to specific industrial applications. Owing to its unique physical and chemical properties compared to either small molecules or other bulk materials, these nanomaterials have multiple applications in the fields of agricultural and consumer products, green energy, information technology, energy nanomedicine, and nanotools for treatment and diagnostic purposes in healthcare. Our team specifically focus on discovering novel support and/or multimetallic systems conducive for the development of catalytic materials that are highly active, selective, stable, robust, and inexpensive.
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