Sarah Harden, Phd, Afhea Email & Phone Number

Île-de-France, France

• ️ Challenging the convention that menstrual blood is a waste product and showing its diagnostic potential

• ️ Designed beautiful and concise scientific slides
• ️ Conducted comprehensive literature reviews
• ️ Analyzed scientific reports and providing bespoke solutions
• ️ Established exhaustive laboratory protocols
• ️ Scientific illustrations

UK

• ️ Researched complex topics and persevered to find solutions to the problem during the optimization and evaluation processes in my PhD. This lead to 2 paper publications.
• ️ Processed information from 100s of publications into condensed and reproducible laboratory protocols and standard operating procedures
• ️ Communicated effectively with internal and external stakeholders within the therapeutic areas of women’s health and oncology
• ️ Explained scientific concepts to diverse audiences including health care professionals (HCPs) and key opinion leaders (KOLs), by delivering presentations to the university department of Reproductive Health and to.
• ️ Development and utilization of protocols, SOPs, COSHH and risk assessments, and following policies and regulation of the respective countries.

• ️ Represented the clinical science research laboratories on the student-staff liaison committee, where I actively listened to staff and postgraduate researchers to improve the medical school.
• ️ Planned and organised networking events and contributed to designing and implementing a mentorship programme encompassing 200+ postgraduate researchers.

• ️ Conducted surveys as part of a team to address gender equality within the university and wider community and improve accessibility to science.
• ️ Planned newsletters and learning tools to engage secondary school pupils in the biomedical field, leading to the distribution of the newsletter to 150+ schools and the establishment of a regular newsletter.

IMCB, Singapore

• ️ Completed metabolic studies and immunological research, contributing to a high impact factor paper (17.24), and ongoing papers.
• ️ Developed an understanding about Artificial Intelligence for Clinicians to better understand AI experts
• ️ Advocated and contributed to digital branding as part of the A*STAR's Digital Change-Makers Programme (DigiCHAMPs), becoming one of the top 20 DigiCHAMPS in 2020-2021.
• ️ Analysed data and found patterns using statistical analysis, summarised and presented the data visually in presentations and posters for a range of audiences.
• ️ Line management experience from mentoring, training, and supervising 6 interns, undergraduate and Ph.D. students, where I guided them through laboratory tasks and facilitated their growth and understanding of.
• ️ Customized and implemented bioinformatic projects to address colleagues research questions including single-cell RNA-sequencing and bulk RNA-sequencing analysis.

Singapore

• ️ Dissected exometabolic profile of the endometrium through advanced techniques such as liquid chromatography- mass spectrometry on clinical samples, amounting to a published paper with a good impact factor of 6.68.
• ️ Autonomous worker with an internal drive, and quick learning speed
• ️ Developed Regulatory acumen by following and writing SOPs, protocols and risk assessments for using multiplex platforms and cytokine analysis.

Worcester, United Kingdom

• ️ Lead a group of twelve 16-17 year olds throughout the NCS programme which includes 5 days of both an outdoor and indoor residential programme and 2 weeks planning and implementing social action.
• ️ Delivered reflective sessions incorporating the six key principles of the programme.
• ️ Writing thorough incident reports in terms of safeguarding and accident reports.
• ️ Managing low level challenging behaviour and deliver appropriate sanctions following the behavioural policy.
• ️ Leading multiple workshops about different life skills for example public speaking.

Nottingham Trent University

• ️ Provided a point of contact for fellow residents who needed advice, support and guidance in relation to adjusting to university, and any other concerns.
• ️ Escalated incidents in the residence to either Pastoral Services or to the Wardens in the team.
• ️ Encouraged a sense of community in the halls.
• ️ Supported students with their problems- on call overnight, and assisted with fire drills and emergencies, welcome week and 8 open days.
• ️ Designed marketing materials, planned, and launched events, attaining 24 successful events to 500+ individuals.

Wageningen

• Internship: Detection of known and (un) known bioactives in food supplements.
• ️ Utilised and optimised radio-labelled ligand binding assays, and LC-MS/MS methods.
• ️ Established and maintained the culture of 4 immortalised mammalian cell-lines (NCB20-D1, Neuro2A and HEK293-TAAR1 Mono 2 Cells) for assay development, expanding the range of bioactive substances that could be detected.
• ️ Completed experiments according to the standards of a national reference laboratory including sample preparation, method development and analysis.
• ️ Proficiently used software such as MassLynx, QuanLynx, SlideWrite and MikroWin 300 SL
• ️ Reported findings at multidisciplinary team meetings, and to key stakeholders.

• ️ Represented the university in a positive light by giving tours and communicating verbally with potential students and their parents on open days.
• ️ Communication (with a variety of age groups).

Nottingham, United Kingdom

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Molecular Biomedicine

▪️ Studied metabolites secreted by endometrial stromal cells, and how this connects to epigenetic regulation during decidualization. ▪️.

Bachelor Of Science (Bsc), Biochemistry, First Class Honours

Activities and Societies: Treasurer of the Biochemistry Society, Vice President and Secretary of the Clifton Campus Christian Union.

A Levels: Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics. 10 Gcse'S A*-B

Activities and Societies: Ability to make rational and informed decisions as shown by being nominated to interview candidates for the new.