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Carolina Monck

Founder of Imperial Grad Bio

London, England

Overview

Work Experience

  • Founder & Chair

    2022 - Current

    Imperial Grad Bio aims to unify the incredible PhD and Postdoc researchers across Imperial and create a network where we can come together to collaborate & innovate. We run socials, careers, networking and academic events for the Imperial life sciences community, fostering new connections with those across diverse sectors in biotech.

  • Investment Analyst

    2022 - 2023

    Deal sourcing, portfolio support and due diligence.

  • Leader of Tomorrow (2022)

    2022 - 2022

  • Venture Fellow (Winner)

    2021 - 2021

    Venture Fellowship in collaboration with Hummingbird Ventures and SynBio UK. Deep-dive research on the current synthetic cell market and competitor technologies for targeted drug delivery systems, biomanufacturing and diagnostics, culminating in investment recommendations. Deliverables included a comprehensive report, rapid summary pitch presentation and blog post found on the SynBio UK website. Selected winner from competitive nationwide cohort of 13 Fellows.

  • Industrial Placement Analyst (DSP Structures Desk)

    2019 - 2020

  • Acting Pilot Officer / Off. Cadet

    2017 - 2019

    - Volunteer Reserve RAF - Managed a flight of students under my command as an APO - Organised and participated in field exercises and overseas expeditions, including activities with other University Air Squadrons - Preliminary flight training

  • Mitochondrial Genetics PhD Research Experience

    2016 - 2016

    Summer internship doing laboratory research on mitochondrial genetics. Carried out multiple projects covering primer design, Gibson assembly, transfection of Hek cells and assays to confirm successful transfection including western blots, BCA and fluorescence microscopy.

  • Cancer Laboratory Work Experience

    2014 - 2014

    A week of laboratory work to assist PhD students investigating the role of the integrin alpha-v beta-6 in the metastasis and growth of pancreatic tumour cells and the potential of targeting it as a diagnostic tool and therapy source

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