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    'Caroline Gubser Keller' (22 chars)
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    'VP and Global Head of Data Science in Discovery Sciences, Novartis Biomedica
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    'Caroline Gubser Keller, PhD, is VP and Global Head of Data Science in Discov
     ery Sciences at Novartis Biomedical Research. She has 17 years of experience
      in data science, knowledge management, and biomedical research and is passi
     onate about augmenting drug discovery through the deep embedding of Data Sci
     ence and AI into core business processes. <br> Caroline received a DPhil fro
     m Oxford University, UK, in 2002 and worked as a postdoctoral fellow at Impe
     rial College London, UK, before joining Novartis in 2008. At Novartis, Carol
     ine is a member of the Biomedical Research Computational Science and the R&D
      AI councils and drives key cross-divisional and strategic data and AI initi
     atives. Her work has been instrumental in embedding AI into core business pr
     ocesses, demonstrating measurable value and employing a pragmatic approach t
     o external partnerships. <br> As the global Data Science head in Discovery S
     ciences, Caroline leads a global cross-functional team with broad capabiliti
     es and deep expertise in computational biology, bioinformatics, image analys
     is, cheminformatics, protein structure prediction, data and knowledge manage
     ment, deep learning, and generative AI. This expert team prototypes novel wa
     ys of working, driving innovation and collaboration across technology, biolo
     gy, and computer science.
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