Too few Australian students are studying science. Without scientists, who will discover things you never knew existed.
At GSK we are finding new ways to inspire the next generation of scientists and engineers. Like partnering with McLaren and world class athletes to understand how science improves performance, and exciting young minds with the real world possibilities of science.
In 2009 we formed a unique collaboration with Monash University’s Institute for Pharmaceutical Sciences (MIPS). The partnership draws upon some of the best minds in Australian pharmaceutical research and manufacturing, combining skills and ideas to develop “next-generation formulations and platform technologies”.
With much of the world’s future innovation to come from science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM), it is very important that the innovators of tomorrow are supported and mentored.
Isaac Barr joined GSK as a chemical engineer graduate in 2015. Here he talks about his first year at our Boronia manufacturing plant supporting the team to build a new pilot vaccine facility.