At Resolian, we believe science thrives when passionate minds are given the chance to grow.
That’s why we were thrilled to see one of our own, Jennifer Hawkins, selected as a bursary winner for the 50th International Reid Bioanalytical Forum (8 – 11 September 2025).
Jennifer’s story is one of curiosity, commitment, and continuous learning. As a Bioanalytical Scientist in our LCMS department for the past three years, she has focused on developing and validating small molecule assays using LC-MS/MS – work that supports both clinical and pre-clinical studies and ultimately helps progress therapies for a wide range of illnesses.
“Within my role I focus on the development and validation of small molecule assays for analysis by LC-MS/MS. My work supports sample analysis from both clinical and pre-clinical studies, progressing the development of therapies for a wide range of illnesses.”
When asked about her next steps, Jennifer shared:
“I see myself stepping into a method development role more heavily and improving my technical knowledge.”
The REID bursary has been a catalyst for that journey, enabling her to present her investigation into conflicting stability data to an international audience.
Why do bursaries matter? Jennifer explains:
“They allow early-career professionals like myself to attend development opportunities we might not otherwise access. By removing cost barriers, these programs open doors to networking and technical growth.”
Her advice to the bioanalytical community is clear:
“Provide as many opportunities as possible – whether through presentations, collaborations, or training. Experience is the greatest teacher.”
At Resolian, we’re proud to support scientists like Jennifer who are shaping the future of bioanalysis.
Because when talent meets opportunity, innovation thrives.
Jennifer Hawkins
Bioanalytical Scientist
