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Emily Cunningham was a #UPENN student two years ago when she accepted an invitation to attend our Women in Chemical Engineering event. Inspired by #STEM and the women she met, she stayed in touch with us. Where is Emily today? She's a college graduate AND our newest associate research scientist. Welcome to our labs, Emily!
Emily Cunningham was a #UPENN student two years ago when she accepted an invitation to attend our Women in Chemical Engineering event. Inspired by #STEM and the women she met, she stayed in touch with us. Where is Emily today? She's a college graduate AND our newest associate research scientist. Welcome to our labs, Emily!
Learn about one up-and-coming scientist’s formula for success. Bijal Kakrecha, a translational biologist at Bristol-Myers Squibb’s Cambridge site working on our mission of better understanding Immuno-Oncology (I-O) resistance, tells us what it takes. http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vMEZZ
A Day in the Life: Translational Biologist Edition
During Pride Month, Bristol-Myers Squibb celebrated 50 years of LGBTQ pride by hoisting the rainbow flag at BMS facilities. Our CEO Giovanni Caforio raised the Pride flag at our N.J. headquarters. We took time to recognize the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising, which served as a catalyst for the modern push for LGBTQ rights.
During Pride Month, Bristol-Myers Squibb celebrated 50 years of LGBTQ pride by hoisting the rainbow flag at BMS facilities. Our CEO Giovanni Caforio raised the Pride flag at our N.J. headquarters. We took time to recognize the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising, which served as a catalyst for the modern push for LGBTQ rights.