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Visterra, Inc., is seeking a highly motivated Research Associate with research experience in biochemistry, cellular and/or molecular biology to help discover and develop biologic therapeutics, as well as expand platform technologies that support our antibody-based drug discovery programs.
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The position will provide a unique opportunity to play a critical role in the advancement of FL89’s computational discovery and preclinical platforms, through the development of disruptive approaches for biotherapeutic drug discovery.
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We are a small molecule therapeutics company scaling drug discovery to navigate the complexity of human diseases using an integrated platform combining synthetic biology, genomics, computation and high-throughput chemistry.
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Position Description A Postdoc Fellow position is available at The Yeh Laboratory at CSHL Cancer Center ( We are recruiting new members passionate about drug discovery and chemical biology.
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Position Summary This position will support our rapidly growing integrated drug discovery services with medicinal chemistry, discovery biology, ADME/PK and IND-enabling services.
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Collaborate with project team members (Project Management, Discovery Biology, Chemistry, Chemistry Manufacturing and Control, Regulatory), and groups within Translational Sciences (Bioanalytical, Toxicology, Translational Pharmacology, and Clinical Pharmacometrics) to generate relevant DMPK data to enable knowledge and data integration to inform and guide target validation, biomarker selection, and candidate advancement.
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Sound knowledge of disciplines involved in drug discovery, including genetic engineering and vector design, cell-based disease models, target engagement and target modulation assays, cell viability assays, biomarker discovery, efficacy studies, etc.
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Multiple opportunities for development of high technology expertise in stem cell biology, drug discovery, disease modeling arise from these studies, as well as engagements in publications, grant applications, and intellectual property, and exciting interactions with our biomedical collaborators in academia and with the biotech and pharmaceutical industry.
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Our activities extend from exploratory biology to the identification and validation of therapeutic targets, and from drug discovery and development to clinical studies and trials.
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GenScript ProBio is the subsidiary of GenScript Biotech Corporation, proactively providing end-to-end CDMO service from drug discovery to commercialization with proactive strategies, professional solutions and efficient processes in cell and gene therapy (CGT), vaccine, biologics discovery and antibody protein drug to accelerate drug development for customers.
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Calico’s highly innovative technology labs, its commitment to curiosity-driven discovery science, and, with academic and industry partners, its vibrant drug-development pipeline, together create an inspiring and exciting place to catalyze and enable medical breakthroughs.
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3)Manage multiple projects simultaneously and work cross-functionally with colleagues in the inflammation biology, protein engineering, chemistry, biomarker, bioinformatics, and clinical groups.
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The successful candidate will contribute to drug discovery efforts through analysis of multiple disease-relevant data sets, as well as development of core informatics pipelines and data organization.
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We aspire to develop medicines across multiple therapeutic modalities, including RNA editing, splicing, and silencing, using our proprietary discovery and drug development platform that combines best-in-class nucleic acid chemistry with the ability to target disease biology in new ways.
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GenScript's businesses encompass four major categories based on its leading gene synthesis technology, including operation as a Life Science CRO, enzyme and synthetic biology products, biologics development and manufacturing, and cell therapy.
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