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England, United Kingdom

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Bristol, England, United Kingdom

I'm responisble for identifying new tools and technologies to commercialise through the Tocris and Bio-Techne platforms. I lead negotiations for product licenses and manage a portfolio of >100 products that I have introduced to Tocris' website by working closely with key stakeholders across the business.

Bristol, United Kingdom

As a product specialist in the innovation team at Tocris (part of Bio-Techne), I play an important role in bringing our innovative portfolio of life science reagents to market. This involves analysing market landscapes and trends to ensure we serve our customers in the academic, biotech and pharma sectors, with the most current research tools. I have.

United Kingdom

As a field based Account Manager for Fisher Scientific I was responsible for maintaining and developing relationships with customers in the pharmaceutical segment. I developed knowledge on a broad range of products including: laboratory equipment, chemicals, solvents, PPE and laboratory consumables. I worked closely with a large number of suppliers to.

Leeds, United Kingdom

I undertook a postdoc continuing research in enzymology. This furthered discoveries made during my PhD.

Leeds, United Kingdom

I managed groups of 8-16 undergraduate and masters students in laboratory practical classes. I shared knowledge gained from my experience in the lab to enable students to develop key skills in practical biochemistry. As part of my PhD I created and managed dissertation projects for final year undergraduate students. This required efficient time management.

Leeds

I completed four years of research as a BBSRC CASE student on enzyme engineering for industrial applications. My research focused chiral synthesis of pharmaceuticals, one of which included an active Parkinson’s drug molecule. I am a confident public speaker. During my PhD I gave presentations at international conferences and within my University faculty. I.

Bristol, United Kingdom

I formed a collaboration with The University of Bristol using computational methods to further my research. I worked with multiple experts in the field of computational biology to perform simulations highlighting drug binding interactions. I learning new complex skills from researchers at a new institute and built strong connections quickly.

Cambridge, United Kingdom

As a BBSRC CASE funded PhD project, Dr Reddy's played an active part in the direction of my PhD research to investigate the use of enzymes in biocatalysis. I gave regular presentations to the company communicating my findings. I spent time in Dr Reddy’s labs doing work relevant to my PhD project.

I received a 2:1 in Biochemistry from the University of Leeds. In my final year my interests were narrowed to synthetic biology and the applications of enzyme engineering. My dissertation was on "The design of enzymes from first principles". I was social secretary of the University cycling team (100 members) organising rides and social events.

Phd, Molecular And Cellular Biology

A PhD focused on enzyme engineering for the synthesis of chiral pharmaceuticals.

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Biochemistry, 2:1 With Hons.

Activities and Societies: Leeds University Union Cycling Club - (social secretary) Faculty Of Biological Sciences Graduated from the.

Biology, Chemistry, Art

Activities and Societies: First IV rugby team member, first XI football member I left Denstone College having been a regular member of the.

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