We Are
Science
Communication
Specialists
What we do
Our Values
Why they matter
Our values help you to understand the sort of people we try to be. We talk about these values internally and use them in our recruitment process. They represent a set of behaviours that we always try our best to achieve.
Be Curious
Be curious about everything.
Be Free
Be free to think differently and challenge the way things are done.
Be Brave
Be brave enough to stand up for your beliefs and speak your mind.
Be You
Be you and be authentic to yourself and to others.
Our Team
Jodie Harte
Junior Science Communicator
Josephine Suminski
Junior Science Communicator
Bradley Sando
Senior Account Manager
Afzal Rahman
Account Manager
Yevheniia Otavina
Account Executive
Patrycja Talaga
Senior Account Executive
Neil Kumar
Co-founder and Client Services Director
Adam Goodband
CO-FOUNDER AND SCIENCE COMMUNICATION DIRECTOR
Fee Harvey
Senior Account Director
Tamena Bashir
Account Director
Jamie Sigler
CREATIVE SERVICES MANAGER
Lauren Adie
Digital Marketing Manager
Heather O’Donoghue
SCIENCE COMMUNICATOR
Pennie Ryan
Junior Science Communicator
Jodie Harte
Junior Science Communicator
Josephine Suminski
Junior Science Communicator
Bradley Sando
Senior Account Manager
Afzal Rahman
Account Manager
Yevheniia Otavina
Account Executive
Patrycja Talaga
Senior Account Executive
Neil Kumar
Co-founder and Client Services Director
Adam Goodband
CO-FOUNDER AND SCIENCE COMMUNICATION DIRECTOR
Fee Harvey
Senior Account Director
Tamena Bashir
Account Director
Jamie Sigler
CREATIVE SERVICES MANAGER
Lauren Adie
Digital Marketing Manager
Science Communications Academy
Training the next generation of
science communicators
Through our partnerships with the University of Sheffield and Imperial College London, we place post-graduate science communication students each summer. This gives them the opportunity to develop their dissertations in a real-world science communication environment, and gives us the opportunity to constantly challenge our thinking, be exposed to new ways of working, and access a pool of highly talented future science communicators.
If you are interested in a placement at Enzyme Communications, please get in touch via hello@enzymecomms.com
Our Clients
We are always curious about new challenges and passionate about building plans to overcome them.
Therapy Areas
- Autoimmune
- Cardiovascular
- Diabetes
- Eye health
- Immunology
- Infectious disease
- Insomnia
- Oncology
- Rare disease
- Women's health
Case Studies
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Patient journey mapping
What?
A leading global biopharmaceutical research organisation were seeking support with the development of patient facing materials to explain important clinical study information to participants in a Phase 3 randomized, controlled study.
Why?
The clinical study involves self-administration of the study drug at the onset of suspected disease symptoms. For this reason, patients in the study would require additional resources to support them in recognising those symptoms and knowing how to self-administer the study drug. They would also need to be kept engaged over the course of the 2.5-years that they may be enrolled in the study.
How?
In order to determine the required patient materials for each stage of the patients’ journey through the study, a strategic analysis of each stage was required. The patient journey was mapped and analysed in a series workshops with key study stakeholders. The workshop process facilitated agreement and common understanding of the patient journey and informational needs.
Results?
With the development of the patient journey map, stakeholders gained a deeper appreciation for where information gaps were likely to arise and identified the need for a set of core patient-facing materials in support of the study.
Our thoughts
Empowering Patients: The Vital Role of Patient Education in Healthcare, with a Focus on Women’s Health
Here at Enzyme Communications, we have spent the past few months supporting the launch of a new oral contraceptive product in the UK. In the wake of this, we have been reflecting on the importance of patient education in healthcare – particularly in the field of women’s health.
From graduate to industry: Learnings in a science communications agency
Here at Enzyme Communications, we provide opportunities to many graduates within both the project management and scientific field. This article is courtesy of Pennie Ryan, a Junior Science Communicator who joined us directly after completing her Science Communication MSc at The University of Sheffield.
How can science communication help unlock the potential of sustainability and environmentally friendly energy solutions?
With increased political will and funding now flowing into the sustainability and energy sectors, a whole raft of hugely exciting companies are developing the solutions we desperately need to try and turn the tide on climate change and the overuse of resources.
Summer placement with Enzyme: putting theory into action
After completing my undergraduate at the University of St Andrews (BSc Biochemistry Hons), I embarked on the MSc Science Communication course at Imperial College. As my master’s year has progressed, I have been reflecting on what an exciting time it is for science communication – and its vital place at the intersect of science and society.
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