Dear all, May I draw your attention to recruitment that we have in process for structural biologists to join our drug-discovery team here at the Northern Institute for Cancer Research ?
There is a deadline of 12th September for a post currently advertised at https://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/BMG197/research-assistant-associate-structural-biology-a146128r Structural biologists at NICR form part of an extremely enjoyable and pleasingly effective drug discovery program that brings together talents from chemistry, cancer bioscience and structure/biophysics to discover next generation small molecular therapies for cancer. The structure and biophysics team comprises about 8 people who each work on one or more projects. Our responsibilities are is to make proteins, build assays, and solve structures, and to play a full role in the design process for iterative medicinal chemistry. Each target has a team drawn from each of the disciplines, and teamwork is an essential part of what we are about. When we are blowing Newcastle’s trumpet, we highlight that the group here has played important roles in delivering two drugs to the clinic that have been approved for cancer therapy in the last two years. We are optimistic that this winning streak will continue, and are looking for staff who share our enthusiasm for making cutting edge structural and biophysical work really count. Applicaitons should be made through the university website, but Prof. Jane Endicott (jane.endic...@ncl.ac.uk<mailto:jane.endic...@ncl.ac.uk>) or I can be approached informally to learn more. With thanks and best wishes, Martin ######################################################################## To unsubscribe from the CCP4BB list, click the following link: https://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/cgi-bin/webadmin?SUBED1=CCP4BB&A=1
