New graduate program creating biotechnology leaders

Published: 14-Mar-2023

The professional one year program is designed to support the next generation of fucoidan experts

Australian biotechnology company Marinova has launched the Marinova Graduate Program – a professional one year program designed to support the next generation of fucoidan experts.  

Marinova is the global leader in the research, development and manufacture of fucoidan compounds – highly bioactive polysaccharides derived from select species of brown seaweed. High purity fucoidan is an innovative ingredient sought after for a range of nutritional, cosmetic and animal health applications. 

Speaking of Marinova Graduate Program, company CEO Paul Garrott said: “As the world’s only producer of high purity, certified organic fucoidan with global regulatory acceptance, Marinova is committed to nurturing the next generation of fucoidan experts. Our exceptional leadership team will be mentoring our first graduate over the course of the next 12 months, providing experience across all facets of the company’s operations. Following successful completion of the program, graduates are offered a permanent role at Marinova in the area most suited to their skillset and interests.” 

I have followed Marinova with keen interest whilst completing my PhD with the aim of one day contributing to the company’s remarkable innovation

Rising to the fore of a highly competitive field in the program’s inaugural year was Dr Ellie Paine. “Dr Paine has recently completed her PhD in seaweed science and is passionate about pursuing a career in biotechnology,” said Garrott. “We are thrilled to have a graduate of her calibre joining the Marinova team.” 

Dr Paine commented on her bright future in fucoidan science: “I have followed Marinova with keen interest whilst completing my PhD with the aim of one day contributing to the company’s remarkable innovation. I am very excited to be learning directly from globally leading biotechnology experts and fast tracking my knowledge of fucoidan.”

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