I’m Vivien Perrelle — a founder building verification infrastructure for biology research, and a freelance AI engineer for biology and TechBio teams: AI agents, context engineering, and scientific tooling.
MSc in Creative Technologies (Institute for Future Technologies) · ex-R&D at PKvitality · founder of Finexov and LocusLab · building AI that science can trust.
Selected Works
LocusLab
Building independent evidence-assurance infrastructure for biology and regulated science, the first commercial layer of a broader verification thesis for AI-driven research.
Scientific Claim Verifier
Open-source engine that verifies each cited claim in scientific text against its source, with deterministic, fully-traceable provenance: F1 0.92 on SciFact (vs 0.62 naive baseline).
Finexov
Built AI agents to streamline complex R&D documentation for public funding.
Oseille AI
Developed a specialized agent for French business subsidies.
Mistral AI MCP Hackathon
Contributed to an MCP server that helps companies find relevant European funding calls directly from Le Chat.
Freelance AI Engineer
Freelance AI engineering for biology, TechBio, and AI-for-science teams: AI agents, context engineering, evaluation, and scientific data tooling.
Journal
AI for Science Is Moving From Prediction to Closed-Loop Research Systems
Regulators Don't Accept Vibes: The Two Layers Pharma AI Is Missing
Science Is Entering Its Agentic Era
OpenClaw & the Infrastructure of Sovereign Intelligence
Trauma-Driven VS Purpose-Driven Entrepreneurship
Is Technology Neutral?
How to Build a Lactate Biosensor?
How to Build a Wearable Glucose Biosensor?
How to Build a SmartWatch?
Beyond Work
Engagement
I enlisted as a reservist in the French Air Force at 18.
Hiking
I love hiking in the French Alps.
Art
I used to draw.
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I take on selective freelance engagements with biology, BioTech, and AI-for-science teams: AI agents, context engineering over scientific literature, evaluation, and scientific tooling. The same systems I build for my own verification work at LocusLab. More on how I work →