October 2021
People Pathways Welcome to the October edition of the One Nucleus People Pathways newsletter. This month, you will find information about the One Nucleus Mentoring Initiative, information on the Cambridge LaunchPad movement, details on upcoming courses and member news relating to key appointments and current vacancies. October Employer of Choice Webinars Wellbeing - Helping Employees Stay in Tune - ON:SONG opened the session with some useful warm up techniques and information about the benefits singing can have on enhancing mental health before nicely leading into a panel discussion moderated by David Cronk, Chief of Staff at Domainex. Some key takeaways of the session were the importance of encouraging open conversations and getting to know your employees personally and what works best for them as individuals. Watch the session. Women’s Safety in the Workplace - In a recent LinkedIn and Instagram poll we found that just 61% of respondents (female and male) feel safe at work. The panel highlighted the need for robust safety policies and the training that is essential to being able to implement them successfully. You can watch the session now on our YouTube channel. Building Life Science Adventures, 1 - 2 March 2022 - register We are delighted to announce that CatSci are our first sponsor of next year’s Building Life Science Adventures careers conference. We are looking forward to working with CatSci again, particularly on topics such as Diversity and Inclusion. What’s inside this month’s issue? Page 1 | Training and Events, Key Member Appointments Page 2 | ON Mentoring Initiative Page 3 | Could You Blast off With Cambridge LaunchPad? Page 4 | Current Member Vacancies Page 5 | GDPR For Clinical Research Professionals Page 6 | Genesis Student Bursary To get involved or have a chance to be featured in the next newsletter please contact training@onenucleus.com and for hot off the press updates, follow our @OneNucleus Twitter and LinkedIn accounts!
Upcoming One Nucleus Training Courses Biological Safety: Management and Practice (IOSH Approved) | 17 - 18 November, join waitlist Online Introduction to Drug Discovery: From Idea to Clinical Candidate | 24 - 25 November, register The Safe Use and Management of Laboratory Gases | 25 November, register
To view all other One Nucleus training courses please visit our website and for more information please email training@onenucleus.com
One Nucleus Events 11 November 2021 | HR SIG: Hybrid Working - The Benefits, Pitfalls and How to Manage it in Practice - register 18 November 2021 | The Way to Supercharge Your Early-Stage Growth Within Life Science - register 9 December 2021 | Genesis London 2021 - register 1 - 2 March 2022 | Building Life Science Adventures 2022 - register
Member Appointments F.INSTITUTE appoints Charles Richmond as Director Accounting UK read more Mogrify strengthens Executive Leadership Team with the appointment of Louise Modis as Chief Scientific Officer read more Amphista Therapeutics Appoints New Chairman, Joshua T. Brumm read more bit.bio expands Board of Directors with appointment of Dr Hermann Hauser as Chair of the Board and Sir Greg Winter and Alan S. Roemer as Board members. read more tranScrip announces appointment of Marcin Mankowski as new Managing Partner read more
ON Mentoring Initiative Are you looking for a mentor? Our chance to play our full role in connecting the expertise and know-how of our network to those that need it and thereby collectively enhancing the success of the cluster, we are here to help you find a mentor. How? If you are looking for a mentor, please email training@onenucleus.com with: - What you currently do - The type of mentor you seek - The area of expertise on which you seek their guidance What’s next? Free of charge, we’ll advertise your mentor vacancy on our LinkedIn, Twitter, website and monthly People Pathways newsletter. We will keep you updated and connect you to those who get in touch. Current Mentees Looking for a Mentor: Mentee 1: Currently working for a Medical Device company and would like mentoring from someone local to London that has experience in Business Development, Strategy or Marketing and preferably with a background working with German clients or in Germany. Mentee 2: Biomedicine Student looking for mentoring in Next Generation Cellular Therapies and Systems Biology. See image below.
Could You Blast Off With Cambridge LaunchPad? Cambridge LaunchPad is a movement led by science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) organisations, who invest their talent and resources to inspire young people into STEM careers. They provide students aged 8-18 with inspiring experiences and opportunities, designed to address the diversity issues which exist in STEM employment. Industry partners and partner schools are at the heart of the programme. By building bridges between education and employment, together they support and contribute to the growing demand for a skilled workforce in the Greater Cambridge region. Managed by Form the Future, the core of Cambridge LaunchPad is the Project Day: an all-expenses-paid visit to a workplace. The students have hands-on activities and team challenges while meeting staff and learning about career opportunities. In primary schools they take an entire year group, while in secondary and sixth forms the students are set a mini project to apply for their place. 95% of students who took part in the events would recommend them and 84% felt they learned something new. New for 2021, and in response to the restrictions that covid-19 placed on visits, Cambridge LaunchPad are developing a library of digital and virtual activities which schools will be able to access at any time. Directly linked to curriculum requirements, with additional careers contexts, these will reach every school in the Greater Cambridge area. There’ll be a revamped website coming soon. Cambridge LaunchPad is always on the lookout for new partners. Whether inspiring your potential future colleagues on a Project Day, or creating bespoke classroom resources, you’ll be guided and supported by a team of specialists in careers, STEM education, and outreach. You’ll also have the opportunity to join Form the Future’s other volunteer programmes. Contact Cambridge-LaunchPad@FormTheFuture.org.uk to find out more.
Current Vacancies Senior Laboratory Automation Specialist | read more Degree Apprenticeships Compliance Manager | read more AWS DevOps Engineer | read more Synthetic and Medicinal Chemists (all levels including Team Leaders) | read more Financial Accountant at Artios | read more Regulatory Affairs Manager | read more Laboratory Automation Specialist | read more Assistant Director Commercialisation - Biopharma | read more Scientist, Assay Development & Screening (12 Month FTC) | read more Research Immunologist - Target Identification | read more Senior Patent Paralegal | read more Principal Medicinal Chemist | read more Pharmacology Scientist (Scientist II) | read more Human Resources Administrator (Part-Time) | read more 2 x Business Development Managers (home-based UK, EU or New York USA) – Biotechnology | read more Technical Sales Representative - Reagents | read more PET Radiochemist | read more Senior Research Technologist | read more Application Scientist – North America (UK based) – Computational Chemistry | read more ELIXIR Industry Officer | read more
New Member Training Course
GDPR For Clinical Research Professionals More information and how to register.
This course has been specifically designed by Data Protection Officers and Clinical Research Professionals for people managing Personal Health Data who would like to understand their role in European Regulation and its implemation. Learning Objectives Understand how GDPR applies to clinical research Raise awareness of data protection for clinical teams Know your role and responsibilities as a clinical research professional Know the roadmap to design a GDPR compliant clinical study WEBINAR Demo: The GDPR for Clinical Professionals - Thursday 4 November 2021, 15:30 - 16:00 - Register Discover the new GDPR e-learning training of MyData-TRUST: The GDPR for Clinical Professionals. The new online training is available in English and lasts for about 1.5 hours during which clinical professionals build up their understanding of the fundamentals of the GDPR in their specific sector. The training will also enable them to know their role and responsibilities as clinical research professionals and better understand how to design a GDPR compliant clinical study.
Genesis Student Bursary
Enhancing the Industry and Career Insights for Students - more information Genesis 2021 will assemble senior executives and decision-makers from across the Life Science, Healthcare and Technology field to present, discuss and demonstrate their collective insight and thought leadership for the sector. Check out the Programme. A clear theme that emerged at the Building Life Science Adventures conference in March was the value and need of enhancing the student-to-industry interface, where possible. The Genesis Student Bursary enables registered company delegates attending the conference to nominate a student to receive a free digital delegate pass to attend the event. Application Process: Applicants should email the details of the student (name/institution/course/email address) and details of the industry buddy (name/company/email address) to jasmin@onenucleus.com. If the Industry Buddy is already registered, the bursary will be approved and the student registered free of charge. Not paired yet? If the Industry Buddy is not yet registered, we will be more than happy to assist them in registering, subsequently approving the bursary. If you would like to be an Industry Buddy/Student participant in the above scheme, but do not have a connection yet, we will be happy to assist in trying to suggest suitable matches. Deadline: As with all bursaries, there is a finite capacity. We are content to maximise that capacity rather than place a timing deadline right now. Bursaries will be approved on a first come, first served basis up to that capacity.