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Ann-Marie Roche
Director, Corporate Markets Marketing, Elsevier
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Website: https://www.elsevier.com/
About the author:
An experienced and passionate global marketing leader in creating useful, usable and enjoyable customer experiences. I started my career as a researcher and after joining Elsevier, I have had the opportunity to get closer to the fascinating world of Life Sciences, which I now use to identify and further explore key issues such as data as a service, AI, data extraction and personalized medicine. My goal is to engage with my audience and support knowledge sharing and discussion.
Posts by Ann-Marie Roche
Technology and empathy help make remote working a success for Elsevier
Posted on July 29th, 2021 in Pharma R&D
We at Elsevier were pleased to be one of five companies recognized for their ability to keep remote workers rooted in company culture in this recent Comparably article. Like many organizations during the pandemic, we had to quickly adapt to remote working on a large scale for our international workforce. As the article notes, “Elsevier took an empathetic and pragmatic approach in supporting its people and its customers and rapidly harnessed technology to work from home.”
(more…)World Hepatitis Day 2021
Posted on July 15th, 2021 in Pharma R&D
Every 30 seconds, a person dies from a hepatitis-related illness. This terrible death toll is why the mantra for World Hepatitis Day (July 28) this year is “Hepatitis Can’t Wait”.
(more…)How the Elsevier Foundation partnerships support sustainable development
Posted on July 7th, 2021 in Chemistry
Each year, the Elsevier Foundation gives over $1 million to an array of non-profit organizations. This support has gone to promising collaborations, STEM initiatives, leadership programs, technology platforms, early to mid-career scholars and more.
(more…)Collecting DNA from thin air
Posted on July 2nd, 2021 in Pharma R&D
In a proof-of-concept study published this spring, researchers revealed that animal DNA can be collected from air sampling. The study’s authors have dubbed this DNA “airDNA,” and it could open up a lot of possibilities for better understanding the world around us.
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