Join us for BIST Career Week to prepare for your future! The week will consist of five days packed with morning workshops and afternoon round tables, with inspiring speakers from different backgrounds, trajectories, and jobs.
This year’s round tables will be focused on a variety of career possibilities including scientific group leadership, science communication, pharma and industry, data science, and consultancy. Wherever your next move may be (inside or outside academia!), the BIST Career Week is for you.
Round tables are a great opportunity to meet people working in different jobs and sectors. Join us and learn what they did and how is a normal day in their jobs. All related to science, but all different: come and get inspired!
Round table 3: Pharma & Biotech R&D
Moderator: Martina Pesaresi, Medical Affairs Onco-Hematology (Sanofi)
Speakers:
Helena Roura, Medical Science Liaison (UCB)
Santiago Cañellas, scientist at Janssen (the Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson)
Silvia Pomposiello, an independent Scientific Advisor and R&D Consultant to Pharma, Biotech and Non-profit organizations
In 2000 Silvia started her career in the pharmaceutical industry and has a proven track record leading R&D and innovation in various pharmaceutical companies including Pfizer, Novartis, Boehringer- Ingelheim and Roche. She started as a Senior Scientist in Monsanto/Pharmacia/Pfizer and based on scientific merit she was promoted to roles of greater responsibility at Pfizer as well as in the other pharmaceutical companies. She retired from Rocher as a Senior Leader and Section Head Discovery. Currently she is an independent Scientific Advisor and R&D Consultant to Pharma, Biotech and Non-profit organizations.
REGISTER FOR ROUND TABLE 3
Five workshops and five round tables throughout the July 5-9 week.
See here the complete Career Week programmeIf you need any additional information you can write to communication@bist.eu
Note that the Career Week activities are designed for BIST Community members, but they are opened to the whole scientific community and the access to the events is free.