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Novartis has acquired Kate Therapeutics to further enhance and strengthen our ongoing efforts to advance gene therapies for patients.

When I first joined Novartis, I was nervous yet open to new experiences. I did not have experience in the pharmaceutical industry, and the dynamics and ways of working in marketing were completely different from what I was used to. But what sealed the deal for me was a conversation with my then manager who told me that the purpose I would feel and impact I would have would be unique. And she was right.

At Novartis, we are constantly pushing the limits of science to develop and deliver transformative medicines that fight disease and help people live life on their terms. 

The current refugee crisis is one of the world's greatest humanitarian challenges. Svitlana shares her story of her journey to Novartis and how her work as part of the Giving and Volunteering team is opening the doors to refugees and other marginalized groups and allowing our people to make a difference by helping those who are most vulnerable.

We think so and here are just some of the reasons why: we believe our workplace should reflect today’s emerging workforce; every culture needs diversity to thrive; and it supports fair treatment and opportunities for all our people.

Building on more than two decades of chronic myeloid leukemia research, the R&D teams at Novartis pursued an investigational treatment unlike any other.

From curiosity about life on Earth to transformative therapies at Novartis. Michelle L Krishnan, Executive Director, MD PhD.

Dr Bülent Kızıltan, Global Head of AI & Computational Sciences

State-of-the-art Novartis manufacturing facility in Indianapolis fortifies the foundation of an entirely new paradigm in pharmaceutical drug delivery.

Improving the patient experience and removing potential barriers to clinical trial participation

Kumar Veerapen, Senior Expert I Data Science

Shanelle Gabriel was diagnosed with lupus — a chronic autoimmune disease that mostly affects women of African American and Hispanic descent — while she was at college. Today, as a singer, poet and advocate, she uses her voice to highlight challenges faced by people living with this complex and often misunderstood condition.

Photos: Brent Stirton, Getty Images for Novartis