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Applications are invited for an AstraZeneca Non-Clinical PhD Studentship in Development of an Integrated Pre-Clinical Pipeline for Safety Assessment of Small Molecule and Peptide-Based
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Posted by Kate Stuart on Thursday, December 4, 2025 in Announcements , Job Opportunities . The AstraZeneca-University of Maryland Clinical Development Fellowship is an
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Associate in collaboration between AstraZeneca and Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) within the domain of Artificial Intelligence for multimodal integration of multi-omics and imaging data. About the
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AstraZeneca. About You We welcome applications from individuals with a wide range of backgrounds, experiences and career paths. You should be able to demonstrate: Essential Criteria: A PhD, or equivalent
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AstraZeneca and Newcastle University , will develop predictive models for pharmaceutical manufacturing and provide access to industrial data and high-performance computing facilities. You will gain expertise
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photobiomodulation interventions within clinical trials, as well as significant experience working with humanised mouse models in collaboration with the pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca. This is a research-only role
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well as with advice from leading pharmaceutical companies such as AstraZeneca. The collaboration with industry, universities and research infrastructures ensures access to cutting-edge expertise and advanced
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companies such as AstraZeneca. The collaboration with industry, universities, and research infrastructures ensures access to cutting-edge expertise and advanced research resources. The project includes two
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clinical trials. The group is led by Professor Teresa Lambe OBE, a Principal Investigator on the Oxford/AstraZeneca COVID‑19 vaccine programme, who co‑designed the vaccine in January 2020, led pre‑clinical
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fundamental research in machine learning, control systems, and system identification, in partnership with AstraZeneca, SciLifeLab, and the Karolinska Institute. We collaborate with researchers at Caltech, MIT