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Vice President, Operations at Pfizer, Emer Cunningham (far left) and and Pfizer Newbridge Site Lead, Donnchadh Murphy (far right) with event panelists
The 2025 STEM Expo held at Pfizer in Newbridge attracted over 200 students from across Co.Kildare. The event took place with the aim of inspiring the next generation to pursue careers in Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) and make a difference to patients’ lives around the world.
Students had the chance to hear from industry leaders, insights from a panel of current apprentices and graduates, and see cutting edge technology in action, from virtual reality and AI, to robotics and career green screen activities.
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