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Guest speakers were: Patricia Irizarry-Barreto, Tara Cominski and Lucille O'Reilly.
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Guest speakers from Greenberg Traurig, LLP were: Elysa Goldberg, PhD, Esq and Barry Schindler, Esq.
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Guests speakers were: John Sun, PhD, MBA (Global Project Manager, Integrated Info. Sciences, Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corp.); Ildiko Antal, PhD (Associate Director, Business Dev. Operations & Alliance Management, Bristol-Myers Squibb); & Carrie Markgraf, MD/PhD (Discovery Sciences Support, Merck and Co, Ltd).
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Guest speakers were: Tina Fan, PhD (Research Scientist/Program Manager, Program of Chemical Terrorism, Biomonitoring and Food Testing, NJ Department of Health) and Scott Shone, PhD (Research Scientist/Program Manager, Newborn Screening, NJ Department of Health).
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Guest speakers discussed their personal experiences in working as medical science information experts and gave advice on transitioning from graduate school to the pharmaceutical industry.
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Guest speakers were: James J. DeCarlo, J.D. (IP Shareholder, Geenberg Traurig LLP); Sidnee C Pinho (Head of Business Strategy & Management, Huron Life Sciences); Barbara Gladson, PT, OT, PhD (Adj. Associate Professor of Pharmacology & Physiology, Rutgers SHRP); Alexander Habib, MPA (Manager, Public Affairs & Communications, Johnson & Johnson); and Robert Goldberg, PhD (VP, Center for Medicine in the Public Interest, New York).
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Offered by the Rutgers Career Services.
Location: Busch Student Center (Room 174)
604 Bartholomew Road
Piscataway, NJ 08901
The Eagleton Science and Politics Workshop offers students and postdocs in both the natural and social sciences the opportunity to explore ways in which science intersects with politics, policymaking, and public discourse - and how to build careers in that space.
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Homer Adams III from Janssen and Mary Carayannopoulos, PhD from CINJ will talk about clinical testing with a focus on biomarker discovery in oncology. For advice on how to prepare for careers in the Clinical Diagnostics and bios of the guest speakers, click here.