Ridhika Poojara

Ridhika Poojara has a diverse work experience in the field of life sciences and research. Ridhika started their career as an Undergraduate-Masters Researcher at The William Harvey Research Institute, where they conducted independent research on the relationship between immunodeficiency/autoimmunity and olfactory function. Ridhika then became an MRC funded MRes Researcher at the same institute.

Ridhika continued their research work as a Research Scientist at Imperial College London, where they worked from March 2016 to June 2017. Ridhika then joined Autolus Ltd. as a Research Associate, applying synthetic biology principles to develop engineered cell components for cancer treatment. Ridhika'sresponsibilities included leading projects involving automated synthetic biology platforms and accurately recording and analyzing experimental data.

In 2019, Ridhika joined DNA Electronics as a Senior Research Associate, and in 2020, they transitioned to Airfinity Ltd. as a Life Sciences Analyst. At Airfinity, they specialized in competitive intelligence insights and reports supporting decision-makers in various disease areas. Ridhika managed multiple projects, including the launch of real-time mapping on the global antiviral landscape. Ridhika also conducted data and research collection and analysis on infectious disease treatments.

Overall, Ridhika Poojara has gained extensive experience in research, data analysis, and competitive intelligence in the life sciences industry.

Ridhika Poojara's education history includes various degrees and certifications. In 2023, they attended The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), focusing on Health Economics and Policy. Ridhika also holds a Master of Research degree in Inflammation and Immunology: Cellular and Vascular Aspects from Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry. Prior to that, Ridhika obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Medical Genetics (Hons) from Queen Mary University of London. Ridhika completed their International Baccalaureate at St Helen's School.