Pia Campagna, PhD student, on Bioinformatics Translational Research & Medicine at Monash University

Pia Campagna is pursuing her doctoral degree in Neuroscience. She chose to branch out into Bioinformatics, which is one of three new disciplines that Monash is offering in 2020 as a TRM pathway for doctoral candidates. These units are centred around rapidly growing fields in the medical industry: neuroscience, immunology and bioinformatics. To support these units, Monash University has partnered with numerous research institutes and health services to offer a unique training program for PhD students looking to pursue postdoctoral careers in medical research. These partnerships help foster one of TRM’s key elements: translating research findings and clinical trials into real-world, patient-driven outcomes.

“I picked TRM to improve my understanding of how research is viewed and conducted in industry as opposed to academia,” Pia said.

“Most students are going to leave academia at some point, so I thought it was important to understand the business and commercialization side.”

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