A registered non-profit 501(c)(3) organization that connects 13,000+ STEM graduates from top rated universities across the world.
PhD CSG
Social media platform for informational exchange
Club SciWri
Online Blogging Platform
Gurukool
Unique Mentoring Program
And many more..
EuroSTEMPeers enables STEM graduates to access the global network for mentoring, empowerment, growth and support in their professional careers.
EuroSTEMPeers is the European chapter of a 13,000+ member strong global STEM network which aims to bring early stage STEM researchers together to seek collaborations, and help them transition to a variety of industrial, academic or entrerpreneurial roles.
After successfully hosting three STEMPeers meeting in the last two years (Boston August 2017, Brno April 2018 and New York August 2018), the EuroSTEMPeers 2019 in Berlin will bring a unique stage for young researchers and professionals to connect, communicate and take advantage of the STEMPeers network in building their future roadmap to success.
Mayur completed his PhD in neuroscience from the Max Planck Institute of Experimental Medicine, Göttingen, Germany and is currently a postdoctoral scientist at Charité Medical University, Berlin, Germany where he focuses on understanding the signalling mechanisms underlying autism spectrum disorders. Being a problem solver and a firm believer of the power of networking, he enjoys bringing people, science and businesses together for innovative solutions to complex problems.
Taraka is a doctoral research fellow at Central European Institute of Technology, Brno, Czech Republic. His specialization includes plant biology and bioinformatics. He is a pro-active scientist and pushes several student led initiatives.
Olga Arbach is an MD and PhD currently engaged in the translational SPARK Berlin program, a mentoring network aimed to accelerate the translation of university-based inventions into clinically relevant drugs and diagnostics. The effort to understand translational requirements and innovative approaches led her to pursue her MBA where she graduated with work on lean business modelling applied in the highly regulated world of life sciences. She continues her work as a SPARK project manager at the Berlin Institute of health contributing both clinical and business expertise and has profound understanding of entrepreneurship methods that have the power to enable us to shape and change ourselves and our world.
Nandan is a doctoral research fellow at Central European Institute of Technology (CEITEC), Brno, Czech Republic. His research focus is on RNA quality control in mammalian cells. He has been actively involved in organising student activities right from his masters degree. Along with his peers at CEITEC and PhD Career Support Group, he co-organised the EuroSTEMPeers 2018.
Anzer is a doctoral research fellow at Central European Institute of Technology (CEITEC), Brno, Czech Republic. His research is focused on the role of the RNA editing enzyme (ADAR). Apart from his scientific endeavours, he is currently the graduate student representative at RNA-Junior Scientists Committee, which is a part of RNA Society. He has been actively involved in many student initiatives at CEITEC and co-organised EuroSTEMPeers 2018.
Annesha started her career in infection biology and obtained a PhD from the Robert Koch Institute, Berlin, Germany. She then made a transition into the medical device industry and her specialisations are in the neurosurgical and the trauma sector. She now works as the Head of regulatory affairs at aap Implantate AG, helping with global medical device regulatory strategising.
Tanmoy did his PhD in molecular neuroscience from the University of Göttingen, Germany and is presently working in the area of Alzheimer’s disease research in DZNE, Bonn, Germany. He is deeply passionate about art, history and especially politics and could spend hours debating over a mug of steaming tea.
Rohit is a software professional at Verivox GmbH, Heidelberg, Germany. He has been working in the software industry for 12+ years. In the past, he worked for several organisations like IAEA and United Nations. He has been working for the Indian diaspora in Germany and is enthusiastic about Indo-German business corridor. Currently, he is the treasurer at Heidelberg Indian Students Association. His, experiences in hosting/organising cultural, startup pitch and business events for e.g. GIBF is of great value.
Rituparna is a postdoctoral neuroscientist at the University of Göttingen, Germany, working in the area of deafness research. Her, desire for STEM community development and science outreach, allowed her to lead several cross-functional teams. She is the current editor-in-chief at Club SciWri and the founding member of Göttingen Campus Postdoc Community. Additionally, she co-founded STEMPeers Newsletter and started her own platform called the Serendipity Brain, to simplify science. To unwind, she plays the mandolin and explores good coffee houses.
Jubin works as the conference head at XPOMET© Medicinale, Berlin, Germany, which connects major next-generation healthcare players. He obtained his PhD from the University of Heidelberg, Germany and did his postdoctoral research at BioMedX Innovation Center, Heidelberg. In general, he is a science enthusiast and love to think beyond the aspect of normalcy.
Mayur completed his PhD in neuroscience from the Max Planck Institute of Experimental Medicine, Göttingen, Germany and is currently a postdoctoral scientist at Charité Medical University, Berlin, Germany where he focuses on understanding the signalling mechanisms underlying autism spectrum disorders. Being a problem solver and a firm believer of the power of networking, he enjoys bringing people, science and businesses together for innovative solutions to complex problems.
Taraka is a doctoral research fellow at Central European Institute of Technology, Brno, Czech Republic. His specialization includes plant biology and bioinformatics. He is a pro-active scientist and pushes several student led initiatives.
Olga Arbach is an MD and PhD currently engaged in the translational SPARK Berlin program, a mentoring network aimed to accelerate the translation of university-based inventions into clinically relevant drugs and diagnostics. The effort to understand translational requirements and innovative approaches led her to pursue her MBA where she graduated with work on lean business modelling applied in the highly regulated world of life sciences. She continues her work as a SPARK project manager at the Berlin Institute of health contributing both clinical and business expertise and has profound understanding of entrepreneurship methods that have the power to enable us to shape and change ourselves and our world.
Nandan is a doctoral research fellow at Central European Institute of Technology (CEITEC), Brno, Czech Republic. His research focus is on RNA quality control in mammalian cells. He has been actively involved in organising student activities right from his masters degree. Along with his peers at CEITEC and PhD Career Support Group, he co-organised the EuroSTEMPeers 2018.
Anzer is a doctoral research fellow at Central European Institute of Technology (CEITEC), Brno, Czech Republic. His research is focused on the role of the RNA editing enzyme (ADAR). Apart from his scientific endeavours, he is currently the graduate student representative at RNA-Junior Scientists Committee, which is a part of RNA Society. He has been actively involved in many student initiatives at CEITEC and co-organised EuroSTEMPeers 2018.
Annesha started her career in infection biology and obtained a PhD from the Robert Koch Institute, Berlin, Germany. She then made a transition into the medical device industry and her specialisations are in the neurosurgical and the trauma sector. She now works as the Head of regulatory affairs at aap Implantate AG, helping with global medical device regulatory strategising.
Tanmoy did his PhD in molecular neuroscience from the University of Göttingen, Germany and is presently working in the area of Alzheimer’s disease research in DZNE, Bonn, Germany. He is deeply passionate about art, history and especially politics and could spend hours debating over a mug of steaming tea.
Rohit is a software professional at Verivox GmbH, Heidelberg, Germany. He has been working in the software industry for 12+ years. In the past, he worked for several organisations like IAEA and United Nations. He has been working for the Indian diaspora in Germany and is enthusiastic about Indo-German business corridor. Currently, he is the treasurer at Heidelberg Indian Students Association. His, experiences in hosting/organising cultural, startup pitch and business events for e.g. GIBF is of great value.
Rituparna is a postdoctoral neuroscientist at the University of Göttingen, Germany, working in the area of deafness research. Her, desire for STEM community development and science outreach, allowed her to lead several cross-functional teams. She is the current editor-in-chief at Club SciWri and the founding member of Göttingen Campus Postdoc Community. Additionally, she co-founded STEMPeers Newsletter and started her own platform called the Serendipity Brain, to simplify science. To unwind, she plays the mandolin and explores good coffee houses.
Jubin works as the conference head at XPOMET© Medicinale, Berlin, Germany, which connects major next-generation healthcare players. He obtained his PhD from the University of Heidelberg, Germany and did his postdoctoral research at BioMedX Innovation Center, Heidelberg. In general, he is a science enthusiast and love to think beyond the aspect of normalcy.
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