AFFECTED EP17: Fixing More Than Machines: QuneUp, Inclusion, and Leadership
We sit down with Simone Ammons, founder of QuneUp, to explore how technology and representation are reshaping the life sciences industry. From ensuring engineers have 24/7 access to vital machine information to challenging systemic barriers faced by people of colour, Simone is building more than just a tool, she’s building change.She shares her insights on:⚙️ How QuneUp is revolutionising on-the-ground support for life sciences engineers🧑🏽🔬 The importance of visibility and leadership for people of colour 🚧 The discrimination still present in the industry, and how we tackle it🤝 Why real, impactful allyship is essential for lasting changeA powerful conversation on progress, purpose, and the people driving it.
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AFFECTED EP16: Diverse Data and The Importance of Bridging the Gap in Clinical Trials
In the third instalment of our Women in Leadership in Life Sciences event talks, Dr. Elsa Zekeng delves into the root causes behind the lack of diversity in clinical trial data, and why inclusive datasets are critical to advancing the life sciences industry and improving outcomes for all patients.As the founder and CEO of SökerData, an AI-driven platform accelerating access to genomic and clinical data from underrepresented populations, including women and Black and ethnic minority groups, Dr Zekeng brings deep expertise and personal insight to this vital conversation.This honest, thought-provoking, and at times deeply moving talk is not to be missed.
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Women in Leadership in Life Sciences: Tackling Imposter Syndrome
In the first of our Women in Leadership talks, Claire explores how imposter syndrome isn’t just holding back the leaders of tomorrow... it could also be impacting your bottom line.She delves into the root causes of imposter syndrome and discusses what we can do as businesses, mentors, friends, and leaders to create an environment that nurtures the development of future leaders.Claire is the SVP of Talent at Meet, overseeing our internal recruitment, learning and development, and human resources functions. Beyond her role, she’s committed to making Meet a place where everyone feels empowered to bring their whole selves to work.
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AFFECTED EP14: AI & the Heart: Revolutionising Cardiology with Ioana Cretu
🤖 AI is transforming cardiology, but how far can it really go? Can machine learning predict heart conditions before symptoms appear? And will AI ever replace human analysis, or is it just an enhancement tool?In our latest episode, we sit down with Ioana, who’s using AI to revolutionise the diagnosis and treatment of cardiac arrhythmias. 🏥💜From the clinical applications of deep neural networks to the ethical challenges of AI driven healthcare, we’re covering it all. Ioana will share insights into how AI is improving real-time decision-making for doctors, the role of wearable tech in early intervention, and what the future holds for AI assisted treatments.If you’re curious about the intersection of AI and medicine, this one’s not to be missed! 🎙️
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AFFECTED EP13: Recruiting on the west coast tackling the unique challenge of biotech beach
West Coast/Best Coast?In a special mini Affected, your host Owen Beynon tracks down Matt Lowe-Lauri, (who definitely didn't move to San Diego to avoid being on video) to chat about the unique challenges Life Sciences businesses face on the West Coast. 🌅From understanding the distinct culture, to helping start-ups bring their drug or device to market, Matt lays out a comprehensive guide to pairing with a talent provider. 🤝
Welcome to Meet’s new podcast, Affected. We are a global Life Sciences recruitment company. We’ve been connecting the industry for over 12 years, and now we want to share some of our insights and experiences with you.
We’ll be hosting monthly episodes, sharing thoughts from leaders in our business about recruiting into Life Sciences, and giving our network a platform to share their own experiences of an industry that affects us all.
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