Rachel is recognised
for her expertise in leadership in Lifesciences, Executive Recruitment, Medical
Affairs and scientific translation from the bench to the bedside. Rachel has
worked for and with universities (e.g. Stanford, University of Sydney,
University of Melbourne, Monash University), research institutes, biotechnology
(e.g. CSL Ltd, Amgen Australia Pty Ltd), and pharmaceutical companies (e.g.
Bristol Myers Squibb Australia Pty Ltd).
After completing her PhD at the Australian National
University in the 1990s, Malini moved to Japan to work in medical research for
4 years. However, she quickly realised that she enjoyed the writing more than
the lab work! When Malini returned to Australia, she discovered that there is a
career called editing, and she hasn’t looked back since.
In 2004 Malini started her training as a
professional editor, working mainly on government scientific publications, and
became an accredited editor in 2009. In 2013, Malini, launched MD Writing and
Editing, to help academics and medical professionals improve their writing
skills.
Desley has over twenty-five years’ experience in leadership roles, ranging from being a Head of School early in her career to a being a Managing Director of a global IT company until 2003. Since then, Desley has supported people both individually and in groups to shift their knowledge and skills from the limiting traditional ways of leading and managing to develop the capabilities of leaders necessary to face the persistent and resistant problems of today.
Australian Science Media Centre
Joe is an evolutionary biologist who, after studying plants
for ten years at various Scottish universities, made a move into journalism. Since
then, he has worked as the assistant editor of a scientific journal, The
Biologist, and worked as a journalist at the Financial Times, Nature and New
Scientist, among others. Joe joined the London Science Media Centre in 2010,
where he was Senior Press Officer for Mental Health, before taking up the
position of Senior Media Officer at the Australian Science Media Centre in
2012. Joe is a regular guest on ABC Radio National Drive’s Research Filter
slot, chatting science with host Patricia Karvelas, on ABC Radio Darwin, and on
2CC radio in Canberra.
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