Mariana Gaboriau is a specialist in Environmental Studies, Ecology and Evolution. She contributes to HoloZcan Stakeholder groups: # Industrial detection needs and # Gender / Women in Science. About the project she says:
“HoloZcan is a promising interdisciplinary project that could potentially improve the response management system for first responders in emergency situations. Bridging engineering and biology, the development of this technology would be an exciting step in the field of CBRN detection.”
Mariana Gaboriau is a Field Application Scientist at Bertin Technologies, France.
Deep learning powered holographic microscopy for biothreat detection on field
HoloZcan develops of a novel holographic microscopy and imaging technology for rapid and cost-efficient screening of potential biological threats and unknown, potentially dangerous substances, combined with methods of artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Community of Users
The future of bio-detection
HoloZcan brings a new tool for security actors (police, relief workers, disaster managers, crisis managers, stakeholders responsible for public safety, critical infrastructure, and service providers) notably in the fields of autonomous detection and response capabilities.
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Action Line and Work Packages
With a project duration of three years, the action started in May 2021 and is scheduled for completion by April 2024.

Stakeholders Programme
Identifying the most relevant stakeholder groups shall give the projet an opportunity for a series of dedicated interactions with a variety of professionals with valuable knowledge.
Community of Users
Description of Scenarios
HoloZcan will rely on practitioners’ advices in order to design a demand-driven device. A wide range of specs will be identified using focus-groups assembled in the frame of scenarios.
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Online Surveys
