REBBLS
Emma Elise Hoch-Schneider is a PhD student at The Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Biosustainability since August 2020, with significant experience in leadership and research. Emma has served as Co-President of the DTU Biosustain Brewing Club and President/PhD Representative of the DTU Biosustain Early Career Researchers' Association, where initiatives included expanding membership to include research assistants and post-docs, organizing events, and representing PhD students in administrative committees. Previously, Emma held a Research Associate position at Berkeley Yeast, focusing on engineering metabolic pathways and optimizing yeast transformation protocols. Emma's diverse background includes roles as a Spirits Educator at Hangar 1 Vodka, English Teaching Assistant for the Fulbright Association, and various research-related positions at Lewis & Clark College, contributing to scientific education and community engagement. Emma holds a Bachelor of Arts in Biology and History from Lewis & Clark College.
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REBBLS
REBBLS stands for Rising Entrepreneurs in BioBusiness and Life Science. We are a network connecting the Danish biotech and life science community with a focus on entrepreneurship, personal development and creating meaningful business relationships. REBBLS' purpose is to improve the success of intrapreneurs and increase the volume and quality of life science startups. We attempt to contribute to a higher success rate of these ventures and activities by being actively committed to our mission of connecting talents within life science entrepreneurship and provide tools that enable them to be successful in the industry.