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Adi Saadya is an experienced laboratory scientist currently working at Mana.bio, focusing on the mass production of drug delivery systems and the synthesis of chemical molecules. Saadya has also contributed as a researcher at Technion Alumni, specializing in bilayered liposomes for cell therapy, while developing lab protocols. Prior experience includes a role as a biotechnologist at Bactusense Technologies, where Saadya was involved in a team developing real-time bacterial testing machines and updating lab protocols. Additionally, Saadya served as a laboratory assistant in food microbiology at the Institute for Food Microbiology and Consumer Goods Ltd, and worked as a social coordinator at Technion - Landa, aiding minority students in their academic integration. Educational background includes a degree in biotechnology and food engineering from Technion - Israel Institute of Technology and training from GCP Academy.