Fiona Khor

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Home Coming meetings Past meetings About the Society Galleries of the Virtual Museum Main Galleries Medicine Surgery Anaesthesia X-rays Hospitals,other organisations Individuals of note Small Galleries Dentistry Nursing Ethnic medicine - Aboriginal - Chinese - Mediterran	Fiona Khor Press Release 3 March 2010 Adelaide (Australia) vivoPharm’s Vice President Awarded 2010 Bioscience Young Achiever The 2010 BioSA Bioscience Achievement Awards has recognised vivoPharm’s Vice President Operations and Marketing, Fiona Khor for outstanding contributions to the bioscience sector in South Australia by awarding her the Young Achiever Award 2010. Bio Innovation SA Chief Executive Officer Dr Jurgen Michaelis called Khor “the rising star”. Khor has played a leading role in managing and directing more than 700 animal studies at Adelaide-based vivoPharm and has helped the company to expand its markets both nationally and internationally. “I love the company I work for and I love this industry. I look forward to being part of vivoPharm as it continues to move on to even bigger and better things,” she said, on receiving her award. Her commitment to vivoPharm has helped the company to become a driving force to gain international recognition as a leading supplier of integrated preclinical services to the bioscience and pharmaceutical industries. The awards were presented yesterday by Bio Innovation SA chairman Dennis Mutton at the BioSA 48th Networking Forum, held at The Stamford Grand, Glenelg, South Australia. -o0o- from the Vivopharm website - Fiona Khor Vice President, Operations and Marketing Khor completed her Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Adelaide, with majors in Anatomy and Physiology, and completed her Honours degree in the Department of Anatomical Science. She worked at the Institute of Medical and Veterinary Science in the Department of Haematology in both the Haemapoiesis Expansion Laboratory and the Mesenchymal Stem Cell Laboratory prior to joining vivoPharm in 2006. In her role at vivoPharm she has managed and participated as study director and project manager in over 700 animal studies. Her roles has been to manage study timelines, materials and resources and develop and improve procedural and operational tasks in both the Department of in vivo Pharmacology and in vitro Pharmacology.

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About the Society

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Surgery
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X-rays
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     - Aboriginal
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Fiona Khor

Press Release
3 March 2010
Adelaide (Australia)

vivoPharm’s Vice President Awarded 2010 Bioscience Young Achiever

The 2010 BioSA Bioscience Achievement Awards has recognised vivoPharm’s
Vice President Operations and Marketing, Fiona Khor for outstanding
contributions to the bioscience sector in South Australia by awarding her the
Young Achiever Award 2010.

Bio Innovation SA Chief Executive Officer Dr Jurgen Michaelis called Khor “the
rising star”.

Khor has played a leading role in managing and directing more than 700
animal studies at Adelaide-based vivoPharm and has helped the company to
expand its markets both nationally and internationally.

“I love the company I work for and I love this industry. I look forward to being part
of vivoPharm as it continues to move on to even bigger and better things,” she
said, on receiving her award.

Her commitment to vivoPharm has helped the company to become a driving
force to gain international recognition as a leading supplier of integrated
preclinical services to the bioscience and pharmaceutical industries.

The awards were presented yesterday by Bio Innovation SA chairman Dennis
Mutton at the BioSA 48th Networking Forum, held at The Stamford Grand,
Glenelg, South Australia.

-o0o-

from the Vivopharm website - Fiona Khor

Vice President, Operations and Marketing

Khor completed her Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Adelaide, with majors in Anatomy and Physiology, and completed her Honours degree in the Department of Anatomical Science. She worked at the Institute of Medical and Veterinary Science in the Department of Haematology in both the Haemapoiesis Expansion Laboratory and the Mesenchymal Stem Cell Laboratory prior to joining vivoPharm in 2006. In her role at vivoPharm she has managed and participated as study director and project manager in over 700 animal studies. Her roles has been to manage study timelines, materials and resources and develop and improve procedural and operational tasks in both the Department of in vivo Pharmacology and in vitro Pharmacology.