Vasia Hatzi
Vasia Hatzi (BIO)
Vasia Hatzi stands between two different worlds: Science and Art. With a BSc in Genetics (University of Liverpool, UK), an MSc in Applied Genetics (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece) and a PhD in Cytogenetics (Medical School, University of Athens, Greece), scholarships and awards from international scientific conferences, she is continuously exploring the cellular world and investigates the mechanisms of carcinogenesis. Combining her knowledge from the field of Cytogenetics with imagination and aiming to communicate her science through a different path, she created laB. (www.la-B.gr): a hybrid world where cellular structures of the microcosm are transformed into wearable bio-conceptual creations. Aiming to familiarize the general public with biomedical inspired art and connect the med-inspired artists from all around the world, Vasia Hatzi created the continuously growing network MEDinART (www.medinart.eu). She is a member of ERRS (European Radiation Research Society) and BIOMAB (Biological and Medical Art Organization in Belgium).
Vasia Hatzi stands between two different worlds: Science and Art. With a BSc in Genetics (University of Liverpool, UK), an MSc in Applied Genetics (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece) and a PhD in Cytogenetics (Medical School, University of Athens, Greece), scholarships and awards from international scientific conferences, she is continuously exploring the cellular world and investigates the mechanisms of carcinogenesis. Combining her knowledge from the field of Cytogenetics with imagination and aiming to communicate her science through a different path, she created laB. (www.la-B.gr): a hybrid world where cellular structures of the microcosm are transformed into wearable bio-conceptual creations. Aiming to familiarize the general public with biomedical inspired art and connect the med-inspired artists from all around the world, Vasia Hatzi created the continuously growing network MEDinART (www.medinart.eu). She is a member of ERRS (European Radiation Research Society) and BIOMAB (Biological and Medical Art Organization in Belgium).
