Learn from Claire Brown’s success in supporting research translation
What insights can you take away from her journey?
On Day 3 of the conference, we will be diving into Claire Brown’s career, hearing her advice for how research infrastructures can support research translation.
Claire Brown is a leader in advanced bioimaging, pioneering Canada’s leading optical imaging platform, the Advanced Biolmaging Facility (ABIF) at McGill University. As a Co-Founder and President of the Canadian Network of Scientific Platforms (CNSP), she connects research infrastructures and empowers platform scientists from engineering and sciences. As Global Biolmaging Co-Chair, she fosters international collaboration to ensure technology implementation enabling innovation, positioning her as a respected global leader.
She will be joined by 3 other speakers in this panel session. Find more information about the session here.
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