Empowering Clients in Biotechnology, Arts, & Performance Research
Expert consulting and coaching services in biotechnology, arts, and performance research, helping clients achieve their highest potential.
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Unlocking Possibilities Through Antidisciplinary Expertise
Biotechnology
From SBIR grant support to scientific communication review and startup coaching, we provide personalized guidance to help innovators thrive in the biotech space.
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Arts
We offer coaching and consulting for individuals, groups, and organizations, focusing on fine art and creativity interventions that enhance artistic expression.
Performance Research
Our expertise spans health sciences research design, professional musical theatre singing, and durational art coaching, offering a holistic approach to performance development.
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Bridging Science, Creativity, and Performance to Drive Meaningful Impact
“My goal is to provide tools and support to help clients reach their highest potential. From STEAM, to arts, and ultra endurance performance — my experiences, network of colleagues, and multiple graduate degrees prepare me to effectively collaborate with clients on many levels and through many disciplines.”
About Nico Silva
Nicolas Daniel Silva, LMSW, MS, "Nico" is an interdisciplinary artist, scientist, and researcher with extensive experience in grant writing, consulting, and project development. His work spans small local businesses, start-ups, multi-million-dollar federal grants, and multinational corporations.
Currently, Nico serves as a Society for Neuroscience NSP Scholar, New York University Steinhardt Faculty First Look Scholar, Climate Fellow with the City of El Paso, and Ph.D. Research and Teaching Associate in the College of Health Sciences. His upcoming co-written book chapter in the anthology, Fashioning the Borderlands, adds to his diverse academic contributions.
Nico holds a BS in Microbiology with a concentration in Neuroscience, a Master of Social Work, a Master of Biological Sciences and Women’s and Gender Studies, and is currently pursuing a PhD in Interdisciplinary Health Sciences at the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP). His research focuses on music and sound as interventions for mental health symptom alleviation in the Mexican-origin young adult community.