From bench to bedside with Dr Ann Damien

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In high school, Dr Ann Damien got the opportunity to attend the National Youth Science Forum. It was the first time she was surrounded by other people genuinely excited and passionate about science. Studying both biotech and business, Ann’s attention turned to taking discoveries from the lab, through translation and commercialisation. After completing an industry-based Honours program, Ann paved the way for other undergraduates to be involved in non-wetlab, industry projects.Ann’s career now takes life-changing and lifesaving healthcare technologies from bench to bedside.Learn more about Dr Damien's work here: https://career-profiles.science.uq.edu.au/ann-damien

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