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As a member of a team of scientists in our In Vivo Pharmacology Cancer Cell Biology Group, you will play a lead role in using models of cancer to evaluate new drug candidates, mechanisms, and
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Unit, which is focused on anti-tumor immunity and immune cell biology to support the execution and diversification of the Oncology Research pipeline. The incumbent will be an established scientific
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of the Oncogenic Transcriptional Networks Group within the Cancer Cell Biology (CCB) Department. The candidate should have expertise in cell line engineering technologies, molecular and protein biology methods, and
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Clinical Laboratory Practices (GCLP) requirements. Develop assays or animal models required to support various vaccine projects. Develop tool assets for advancing systems biology group projects Supervise
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functional genomic screening to drive team success. Qualifications Must Have PhD or equivalent in cell biology and functional genomics. Experience developing and applying diverse functional assay readouts
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colleagues. Contribute to a culture that values teamwork, collegiality, accountability, and continued learning and growth. Qualifications Must-Have PhD degree in tumor/cancer cell biology, with 2+ years
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, chemical biology, structural biology, analytical chemistry etc. You will play a vital role as a key contributor in large, multi-disciplinary matrix teams from project inception through to delivery
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technical skill base and cancer biology expertise; take a proactive role in personal growth and scientific development QUALIFICATIONS Training & Education: PhD or MD/PhD in Molecular and Cellular Biology
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a team of AI/ML Data Scientists and drive innovation in the RNA platform BASIC QUALIFICATIONS PhD in Systems Biology, Computer Science, Mathematics, or related quantitative field 6+ years
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projects with a focus on antibody-drug conjugates (ADC) that target oncogenic pathways and processes. You will work as a member of the ADC Biology team, performing a range of in vitro pharmacology and