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FEB 4th, 2021

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LEARN & NETWORK

LEARN & NETWORK

Biggest Life Science Career Fair in Switzerland

About The Virtual Zurich Life Science Day 2021

Don't Miss the Biggest Life Science Career Fair in Switzerland!

If you are a Life Scientist, student, or postgraduate, looking for opportunities or just curious and interested in exploring new career paths, then the Zurich Life Science Day is the right event for you! Don't miss your chance to talk to company representatives and to discover the different aspects of the industry through interesting talks and informal meetings. Connect and broaden your network on February 4th, 2021 at the 12th edition of Zurich Life Science Day!

What We Offer

Who We Are

We are the Life Science Zurich Young Scientist Network, a non-profit organization created and run by a group of graduate students & post-docs of the University and the ETH Zurich.

We strive to connect life scientists to career opportunities beyond academia.

We host events, as the virtual Zurich Life Science Day, to allow young academics to explore the world of biotechnology and to stimulate constructive interactions between people from various life science sectors.

We envision that our efforts will contribute to the formation of a well-informed, competitively skilled and well-connected local and global life science community.

ZURICH LIFE SCIENCE DAY 2021

08:30-09:15

“Strategic Job Search”

Bruno Casimiro, Career Coach Consultant

09:20-10:05

ETH Career Center: “Tips and tricks for your job interview”

Anja Pauling & Franziska Liese

10:10-10:55

VC/Investment: “What are life science venture capitalists doing?”

Dr. Jakob Loven & Niresh Berinpanathan, Nextech Invest Ldt.

11:00-11:45

Clinical Trials: “Working on a Clinical CRO, a first work experience to look for or to scape from?”

Ursula Herranz, CROss Alliance

11:50-12:35

Consulting: “Scientists in Consulting: From Bench to Boardroom”

Dr. Matthias Bünte & Dr. Victoria Strouvelle, Life Science Roland Berger

12:40-13:25

Food Science: “ Science in the food industry - research as a game changer”

Dr. Patrick Rühs, Head of Science Planted Foods

13:30-14:15

Regulatory Affairs: “Director of Regulatory Affairs at Abbvie AG

Dr. Lori Clay, Director Regulatory Afairs at Abbvie AG

14:20-15:05

Medical Affairs: “Bridging two halves of my brain”

Christian Gentili, Disease Area Specialist - Myeloid Disease Lead at BMS

15:10-15:55

Regulation/Ethics: “Working for the Government”

Dr. Giovanna Giacalone, Federal Office of Public Health (BAG)

16:00-16:45

Medical Writing & Publishing: “A career in scientific publishing - insights from a Nature editor”

Dr. Christine Horejs, Nature Reviews Materials

16:50-17:35

Panel discussion “Science Careers at Roche”

Dr. Christian Klein, Dr. Susanne Page, Victoria Beindl, Dr. Volker Herdtweck

17:40-18:25

Plant Science: “Helping Farmers. Fighting Climate Change.”

Dr. Stefano Torriani, Lead Fungicide Resistance Research at Syngenta

18:30-19:15

Keynote Lecture: “Innovation by Evolution: Bringing New Chemistry to Life”

Prof. Dr. Frances Arnold, California Institute of Technology

+ Company exhibition
+ CV checks
+ Informal meetings

Get an impression of our onsite events from previous years.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, in order to participate you will need to register for this online event. Simply follow the link at the top of this page and submit your information. You will directly receive a registration email confirming your registration for the virtual Zurich Life Science Day 2021.
This event is for Bachelor/Master students, PhD students, Postdoctoral Fellows and Professionals related to the field of Life Sciences.
No, it is unnecessary to install or download any software/program to participate. You only need internet access on your laptop, smartphone or tablet.
It depends; you might be interested in registering to one of the 1-to-1 meetings with company representatives. In this case it is required to have a webcam to fully harness from the interaction. But to stream the talks and attend the company exhibition it is not necessary to have a webcam.
Yes, this event gives opportunity to students to inform and connect themselves with employers from the Life Science sector.
The Life Science Zurich Young Scientist Network (LSZYSN) is a non-profit organization created and run by a group of graduate students/post-docs of the University and the ETH Zurich. We strive to connect Life Scientists to career opportunities beyond academia.

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