Safety net(working): how forging new connections and taking chances can supercharge your resilience
13 February 2025, 12:00 pm–1:00 pm

This session offers practical advice and personal insights into building strong interdisciplinary collaborations that truly make an impact – on yourself and others. UCL staff and students only.
This event is free.
Event Information
Open to
- UCL staff | UCL students
Availability
- Yes
Cost
- Free
Organiser
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Isobel Lawson for UCL CIMEC
Location
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Room 42120Bedford WayLondonWC1H 0AL
We're thrilled to welcome Professor Jenny Rohn as our inaugural speaker for the Sharing Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Collaboration series.
Jenny is a cellular microbiologist, novelist, and research group leader in the Division of Medicine at UCL. With a career that spans groundbreaking scientific research, engaging science communication, and publishing novels inspired by the lab, Jenny will discuss:
- Navigating networks: how to grab opportunities and identify the right collaborators
- Branching out to build career resilience
- Incorporating creativity and risk-taking into your life path
This session offers practical advice and personal insights into building strong interdisciplinary collaborations that truly make an impact – on yourself and others.
Format
- 20-minute Presentation
- 20-minute Q&A
- 20-minute Informal Networking
Not a natural networker? Don't worry - we'll provide a guide to help you connect with ease.
Reserve Your Free Spot Today!
Spaces are limited, so don't miss your chance to be part of this inspiring and collaborative journey. Events are in person only.
Explore how connecting across disciplines can spark creativity, drive innovation, and build career resilience. Join UCL’s Faculty of Medical Sciences for inspiring talks, practical advice, and networking opportunities.
About the Speaker
Jennifer Rohn
Professor of Renal Medicine at UCL
Jenny is a cellular microbiologist, novelist, and research group leader in the UCL Division of Medicine. Her career spans groundbreaking scientific research, engaging science communication, and publishing novels inspired by the lab. She became a Principal Investigator in the Department of Renal Medicine in 2015 and Head of the Centre for Urological Biology in 2018.
