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Experience in neuromuscular and/or CNS drug discovery preferred. We are seeking an Senior Scientist, Discovery who will report to our Senior Director, Discovery Biology. They will be responsible for executing biochemical and cellular assays to support drug discovery efforts.
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Psivant is seeking a computational scientist with expertise in molecular simulations and drug discovery to join our dynamic, multidisciplinary team. Strategic Planning : Work collaboratively with computational, biophysics, and drug design scientists to plan both short-term and long-term objectives, ensuring alignment with the requirements and timelines of our drug discovery projects.
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Alloy’s Translational Research team supports our drug discovery partners with in vitro and in vivo testing of therapeutic drug candidates across multiple modalities. The company facilitates affordable, non-exclusive access to the entire drug discovery community from academic scientists, small and medium biotech, to the largest biopharma.
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The ideal candidate should have an outstanding scientific reputation in the field of machine learning research for computational biology and a demonstrated passion for solving biological problems relevant to drug discovery.
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As part of the Discovery Biotherapeutics efforts at BMS, the Principal Scientist will play a key role in advancing antibody drug conjugates technologies at BMS. The candidate is expected to have strong collaborative skills to ensure robust partnerships with biologists, antibody discovery and engineering & bioanalytical scientists to advance ADC projects.
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This position offers a unique opportunity to work in a dynamic and innovative environment developing your career at the interface of mechanistic research, drug discovery, and preclinical drug development.
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The successful candidate will work at the interface of data analytics, data mining, statistics, bioinformatics, and machine learning with broad impact across early discovery, candidate development, and biomarker discovery.
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Drive cross-functional collaboration across our data science, machine learning, lab informatics, and medicinal chemistry teams to advance our computational infrastructure for our drug discovery and development mission.
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Join us as a Director, Toxicology Project Support within our Global Drug Safety Research & Evaluation (DSRE) organization, based in Cambridge, MA. As part of the Global Toxicology Team, work in interdisciplinary teams within and across Global Safety to provide safety support to early discovery and development teams as well as engage in core activities within the Toxicology group.
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Overview The Dana-Farber Cancer Institute seeks an Executive Assistant to provide varying degrees of executive administrative support to the Center Co-Directors, Scientific Director, and to a limited extent, Center Group Leaders in the newly established Center for Therapeutic Discovery (CTD.
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Collaboration: Collaborate closely with cross-functional teams, including bioinformatics, medicinal chemistry, biology, and machine learning, to integrate computational biology approaches into drug discovery projects.
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Many of our programs are derived from our TRACER AAV capsid discovery platform, which we have used to generate novel capsids and identify associated receptors to potentially enable high brain penetration with genetic medicines following intravenous dosing.
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The position involves collaboration with protein science, in-vivo biology, single-cell sequencing, bioinformatics, translational and clinical teams to execute and advance HiFiBiO's drug discovery and translational research.
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Expertise in reverse phase UV-triggered/Mass-directed HPLC chromatography for purification of peptides/peptide conjugates in milligram/multi-milligram amounts, in support of internal discovery efforts.
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Position Description:The Neurophysiology Group within the Research and Development organization is searching for an experienced electrophysiologist to support novel drug discovery research in CNS disorders.
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