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Oriane Chausiaux PhD (Cantab) has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. Oriane is currently serving as the Chief Scientific Officer and Head of Regulatory Affairs at Heartfelt Technologies Ltd, where they oversee device development, medical regulatory affairs, and clinical trials for remote patient monitoring devices.

Oriane also holds the position of Non-Executive Director at Cambridge Digital Health and previously served as the Managing Director from July 2016 to March 2020. Additionally, Oriane is a Mentor at the NHS Clinical Entrepreneur Programme, providing guidance and support to entrepreneurs in the healthcare field.

Oriane has an affiliation with the University of Cambridge, where they are an industry supervisor for MBA, MBE, and MST students since September 2008. Prior to this, they worked at Cantab Solutions as a Scientific and Regulatory Consultant.

A significant part of Oriane's work experience revolves around their co-founding Cambridge Temperature Concepts during their PhD studies at the University of Cambridge. As a Co-Founder, they brought a new fertility monitoring device to the market and secured initial investment for the business. Oriane also held the roles of Chief Scientific Officer, Head of Regulatory Affairs, Board Director, and General Manager at Cambridge Temperature Concepts.

Oriane began their academic journey at the University of Cambridge in 2003, where they completed their PhD studies.

Oriane Chausiaux, PhD (Cantab), completed their education history as follows:

- From 1985 to 1995, they attended Notre Dame de France - NDF in Paris, France for their high school education.

- In 1999, they enrolled at Université Paris Cité and obtained a DEUG degree in Biology, completing their studies in 2001.

- Following this, they pursued further studies at Sorbonne Université from 2001 to 2003, earning a Licence-Maitrise degree in Biology-Genetics.

- Oriane'sacademic journey led their to the University of Cambridge, where they conducted research on the Genetics of Infertility. Oriane completed their PhD in this field from 2003 to 2007.