Dr. Jonas Ahlers

- Providing expert scientific advice for influenza portfolio within local and global cross-functional brand teams. - Management and engagement of key opinion leaders in the field of influenza. - Scientific coordination and support of advisory boards, symposiums, CME events, internal trainings, online seminars and workshops.

- Facilitation of medical trainings and onboarding processes. - Providing expert scientific advice for rheumatology portfolio products with a special focus on establishment of digitization projects. - Proactive, solution-oriented and creative medical contribution within the cross-functional brand team (marketing, field based medical, market access, public affairs, regulatory). - Management and engagement of key opinion leaders in the field of rheumatology.

- Cross-functional medical & scientific guidance among BU departments (marketing, market access, medical information, regulatory) regarding medical devices & Rx products in the fields of orthopedics, drug replacement therapy, analgesia & dental health. - Direct interaction with the global medical affairs team and implementation of the global medical strategy. - Management and engagement of key opinion leaders in corresponding fields. Weniger anzeigen

- Applying my scientific knowledge to medical advisory projects as well as management consulting tasks devoted to clinical research, pharmaceuticals, medical devices and healthcare. - Contributing to the consultation of leading international pharma and biotech companies on their clinical, corporate or market access strategy as well as mergers and acquisitions.

- Exceeded in vitro production of possible therapeutic agent (Interleukin-10) to above average levels in human T cells. - Revealed new insights in imbalanced cytokine production in patients suffering from inflammatory bowel disease.

- Mentored by leading consulting company (Prosystem AG). - Introduction in MD 93/42/EEC, AIMD 90/385/EEC, IVD 98/97/EC, ISO 13485 & 21 CFR 820

- Faculty III, Process Sciences. - Co-authorship in Neumann et al., 2014 (dx.doi.org/10.1084/jem.20131548). - Thesis: “Induction of IL-10 in human T helper cells and its transcriptional regulation”,

- Core subject: Immunology & Cellular Signal Transduction. - Thesis: “Modulation of human naïve and memory T cells via the Notch signaling pathway”

- Subjects: Biochemistry, Bioanalytics, Bioengineering, Cell Biology, Immunology, Microbiology, Process Engineering. - Thesis: “Influence of siRNA mediated knock-down of Notch-induced transcription factors on IL-10 expression in murine T cells”