The first scientific career represented by Dr Alex . Ever since on love island one contestant had a science background.

As a Clinical Data Manager I work on small and large studies. I am the primary communication point for project teams

As a graduate research associate I work for a Biotech company where our research is gene therapy focused.

Nonsikelelo Sackey describes her role as a Marketing company founder and the decisions that led her down this path after molecular biology

The rise of online meetings might be the best thing to happen to early career professionals finding their feet.

I was seeking something that would flexibly and fairly quickly allow me to work both in clinics/wards, academia and medical innovation.

My PhD research revolves around understanding a novel Huntington’s Disease gene therapy.

Biochemistry graduate to Managng Director who works as the strategic lead for Clinical Trial and Health Equity related solutions.

My role mainly consists of developing and implementing algorithms to aid in the quick diagnosis of rapidly spreading disease

As a Pharmacovigilance Specialist I manage pharmacovigilance (drug safety) cases : intake, documentation, case processing and submission

I was previously head of Research and have now started my own consultancy after my Bsc and Phd in genetics.

As a public engagement manager It’s my job to broker collaborative partnerships between researchers and others.

I am responsible for providing input and delivering a portfolio of activities focusing on policies linked to scientists.

As a science communicator, I spend most of my time in front of a camera. I also help universities with their public engagement.

I manage the pitching, development, recording, and release of ResearchPod episodes where research is made more accessible

My roles include presenting genomics research activities and outputs in everyday language and disseminating these through different media

What do life science graduates do after a degree? Biology, Biomedical science, Neuroscience, Pharmacology and more

I’m a trained social scientist. Including graduate school, I spent 17 years as an adolescent health researcher.

I am a freelance website content creator and strategist for the life sciences and health niche.

Name ( pronouns): Danielle Nadin (she/her/elle) Course/ job:Science Strategy Lead, Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) -...

I manage the work of staff in the lab and support the General Manager in developing a culture.

As a QA Facilitator I organise and manage the audits, regulatory and training of the clinical research team within Imperial College

My Journey from Medical Physiology to Research assistant was't the most straight forward but thus far I have enjoyed it

A CRA monitors clinical trials. Regardless of the role you work in within the pharmaceutical industry the core bioscience skills are used

In this post, I go through the three points of “The Career Plan” checklist - they somewhat relate so it didn’t make sense to split them up.

I currently work as marketing lead for UK based biotechnology company Nuchido.

So you have decided academia is the path you want to follow. Motivated, passionate and ready to put in the work. What could go wrong?

Name: Amran Mohamed Course/ job: Research Project Manager A levels/ equivalent: Biology, Psychology & Economics with AS in Chemistry...

Name:Amy Brennan (she/her) Job: Science Writer A levels/ equivalent :Biology, Chemistry, Maths (AS Further Maths, Geology) Undergrad and...

Name: Jason Amartey Course/ job :PhD Researcher (cardiovascular science) A levels/ equivalent :Biology, Chemistry and Physical Education...

Name: Rachel Lambert-Forsyth (she/her) Job Title: Chief Executive, British Pharmacological Society and Managing Director of BPSA Ltd A...

Favourite science fact The average human body carries ten times more bacterial cells than human cells Journey in 3 Words Challenging,...

Name : Dr Thato Motlhalamme Course/ job: Postdoctoral fellow at the South African Grape and Wine Research Institute A levels/ equivalent:...

Favourite science fact The human body consists of about 39 trillion bacteria and 30 trillion human cells, so half of our body is made up...

Journey in 3 Words: Deliberate, Innovative, Challenging Briefly describe your role: A typical day for me is mostly lab-based, growing...

By Sheeva Azma and Nidhi Parekh So you’re a newly minted science graduate, but the idea of becoming a professor is not alluring to you. ...

Favourite science fact: Newton’s 3rd Law of Motion: To every action there’s an equal but opposite reaction. Journey in 3 Words: Overall,...

Name:Allan Campbell Job:Molecular scientist Undergrad: Bsc (Hons.) Biology Journey in 3 Words :Been very exciting! Briefly describe your...

Name: Anne Chisa Course/ job :Msc Agricultural Science graduate/ Founder & Host The Root of The Science Podcast A levels/ equivalent In...

Building meaningful relationships in any context takes time. Networking is the same as building a friendship, the only thing that differs...

We all know networking is important. A lot of us can probably list a few ways to network, but acting on it and strategically expanding...

Name: Elicia Fyle Job: Scientific Officer at The Institute of Cancer Research A levels / Equivalent : I studied International...

1.Name Adesewa Adebisi 2. Course/ job Education Officer and Charity Trustee 3.A levels Biology, Chemistry and Psychology – AS Mathematics...

I loved studying biology since school, I loved acquiring knowledge about the human body, its workings and especially how microscopic organis

I was one of the first students to support Cancer Research UK’s Sponsor a Young Scientist Scheme, where charity supporters would pick a CRUK

I took a relatively long break and i think the perfect comeback is a lovely collation of all the people that have contributed to this...

1 Name : Fatmata 2. Undergraduate degree:Foundation Medicine and then Biological Sciences (Neuroscience) 3. Current Job : Widening...