Phone
848-932-5430
Location
65 Dudley Road
Food Science and Nutritional Sciences Building West, Room 207
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
One Health Plaza
East Hanover, NJ 07936
Come learn about careers at the large pharma company Novartis at their beautiful facility in East Hanover. We will hear from a representative of their Talent Acquisition team and have a keynote address on life in pharma and how to transition from academia to industry. There will also be a panel of PhD level employees with various roles at Novartis so you can see how your interests can be met in different career paths. 743 million lives are touched by Novartis products. Novartis has now entered an exciting era in health and biomedical innovation. Powered by their incredible colleagues, supported by flexible-hybrid working model, new AI powered learning, personal growth and career platform and a refreshed commitment to diversity, equity & inclusion, Novartis is well-poised to help lead this transformative moment for the pharmaceutical industry.
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Email
zx112@soe.rutgers.edu
Phone
848-445-3657
Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering
96 Frelinghuysen Road
Piscataway, NJ 08854
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Email
dana.luciano@rutgers.edu
Phone
732-932-8029
Location
510 George Street
Murray Hall, Rm. 117
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
Curious about what how you can use your graduate degree to contribute to the clinical development process in industry? Join us for an interactive session designed for PhD students and postdocs who want to explore what happens after a promising discovery leaves the lab and how therapies actually make it to patients. We’ll walk through real-world case studies to unpack the clinical development process—covering key milestones, tough decisions, and the various roles you can have in the team that it takes to move a drug forward. Whether you’re thinking about a career in clinical research or just want to understand how your science can directly impact patient lives, this is a great chance to learn, ask questions, and connect.
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