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Judging Panel

An independent panel of recognised and expert judges, drawn from academia, business and broader related sectors will determine the winners of the Pharma Industry Awards.

Our focus is to deliver a balanced judging assessment from industry leaders who will bring their extensive knowledge, enthusiasm and expertise to the judging process ensuring that the winning entries are truly outstanding and worthy of receiving a trophy.

 

The panel is carefully selected to ensure the Awards judging process is fair and objective. The judges are bound by a strict confidentiality agreement and are required to declare any conflict of interest in entries over which they deliberate, in which case that entry will be reallocated. The integrity of this process lies at the very heart of all that we do.
 

A comprehensive judging process has been developed to decide the worthy winners of the Pharma Industry Awards.

2023 Judging Panel

Matt Moran (Judging Co-ordinator)

Matt Moran (Judging Co-ordinator)

Director, BioPharmaChem Ireland

Matthew Moran is Director of BioPharmaChem Ireland. BioPharmaChem Ireland represents the interests of the biopharmachem sector in Ireland.

David Brayden

David Brayden

Professor of Advanced Drug Delivery, University College Dublin

David Brayden is the Full Professor of Advanced Drug Delivery at University College Dublin. His research is on the oral administration of large molecules.

Rachel Carmichael

Rachel Carmichael

Executive Director, NSF

Rachel joined NSF in 2015 and has 30 years experience in pharmaceutical manufacture and quality management including nearly 11 years as a GMDP Inspector for the UK Competent Authority, the MHRA. Rachel undertakes training, auditing and consultancy.

Adrienne Fleming

Adrienne Fleming

Senior Lecturer, TU Dublin

Dr. Adrienne Fleming is a Senior Lecturer in Science in the School of Chemical and BioPharmaceutical Sciences at the Technological University Dublin.

Patricia Ennis Gillen

Patricia Ennis Gillen

Lecturer (Retired), TU Dublin

Patricia recently retired from TU Dublin and now works as an occupational Health and Safety Consultant and Corporate Trainer (Self-employed). She specialises in chemical safety training.

Helena Kelly

Helena Kelly

Professor Drug Delivery, RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences

Pharmacist and academic with a focus on teaching and research in the field of advanced drug delivery systems across a range of disease states, and a particular interest in the potential for drug delivery approaches to improve outcomes in difficult to treat cancers.

Sandra Lenihan

Sandra Lenihan

Lecturer in Chemical and Biopharma Engineering, Munster Technological University

Dr. Sandra Lenihan Lecturer, Dept of Process, Energy and Transport Engineering, Munster Technological University.

John Milne

John Milne

Director of Training, National Institute for Bioprocessing Research and Training (NIBRT)

John is employed as Training Director at NIBRT engaged in addressing workforce readiness and skills initiatives for the wider Biopharma Industry. John has previously been employed in various roles in technical operations within the biopharmaceutical manufacturing industry in regulated facilities.

Bernard Naughton

Bernard Naughton

Assistant Professor, Trinity College Dublin, University of Dublin

Dr Naughton is an interdisciplinary researcher and Academic Director of the MSc in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Technology, at the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences at Trinity College Dublin. His research and teaching focusses on medicine quality, and healthcare innovation.

Bernadette Whelan

Bernadette Whelan

Lecturer, South East Technological University

Lecturer in Pharmaceutical Science and Programme Leader for levels 6, 7 & 8 programmes in Good Manufacturing Practice, and Pharmaceutical Technology. Previous experience in Quality, Technical and Operations roles in the pharmaceutical industry.

More judges will be announced soon.

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