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Caterina Buranelli

Caterina Buranelli

Master’s in Computational Science alumna

"I graduated in July 2022 and currently work as a data scientist at Julius Clinical, an academic contract research organisation, meaning a company specialising in clinical trial services. I chose Computational Science for its interdisciplinary nature and the opportunity to gain extensive knowledge in captivating fields, many of which are highly relevant today. The program offers a multitude of intriguing subjects to explore and conduct research on.

What I found most appealing about the program was its emphasis on a scientific approach to projects. It instilled in me a sense of vigour and the ability to conduct thorough research. This skill is invaluable in my current role. Moreover, the program taught me how to translate abstract knowledge into practical applications, and to seamlessly transition between different fields.

The most crucial skill I acquired during my studies and which I now apply regularly in my job is adaptability. I've learned to approach problems innovatively and flexibly, which is essential in my dynamic work environment.

For potential Computational Science students, I would advise embracing the program's interdisciplinary nature. It provides a well-rounded understanding of various fields, which can be a valuable asset in today's rapidly evolving job market. Additionally, prioritise developing your research and problem-solving skills – they are the bedrock of success in this field. Finally, don't be afraid to push the boundaries of traditional thinking and explore innovative approaches to challenges. In Computational Science, creative problem-solving often leads to groundbreaking solutions."

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