About Metrion
Metrion Biosciences ('Metrion') is a UK-based, ion channel-focused Contract Research Organisation (CRO) providing high-quality in vitro preclinical drug discovery and safety profiling services. From our headquarters at Granta Park, Cambridge, we support a global customer base with ion channel drug discovery screening, cardiac safety profiling, and neuroscience assay services.
Role Summary
PrecisionLife is helping transform the delivery of healthcare by building the next generation of precision medicine solutions and Mechanostics® tests to improve disease detection, patient triage & outcomes, predict patients’ drug responses, and reduce the cost of delivering effective care.
We are seeking an AI Transformation Lead. You will be part of a dynamic and innovative environment and will become an integral part of our vision to address patients’ unmet needs while building Britain’s Biggest Biotech. You will combine your fluency in artificial intelligence (AI) tools and emerging technologies with a robust understanding of the LifeSciences business — from discovery through to clinical development to accelerate how we work across the whole business. You will be able to work in modern facilities for optimum collaboration alongside a focused and caring team.
The future of biotech fundraising may not belong to companies that pitch to the most investors. It will more likely belong to those that understand which investors are most likely to become long-term partners and how to navigate to them efficiently. In fundraising, as in medicine, precision is beating trial and error.
Carbon Matters brings together expert legal, financial and sustainability perspectives to help organisations move beyond intention and into credible climate action.
Hosted by Cambridge Network, this insightful event will explore the growing scrutiny around environmental claims, the risks of greenwashing, and how robust carbon accounting can underpin meaningful sustainability strategies.
The Quadram Institute is a cutting-edge £75 million facility with strategic research programmes in Food, Microbiome and Health, and Microbes and Food Safety. We bring together a diverse team of researchers, academics, and NHS clinicians to tackle pressing issues in human health, food, and disease. Our innovative approach bridges food science, gut biology, and human health, leveraging the world-class bioscience cluster at Norwich Research Park.
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We pride ourselves as being an employer of choice, where Everyone Matters promoting equality of opportunity to actively encourage applications from everyone, including groups currently underrepresented in our workforce.
Applications are invited for a Research Assistant to join a highly successful multidisciplinary collaboration between the groups of Dr Mireia Crispin and Dr Matt Hoare at the Early Cancer Institute, located on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus. Working at the interface of artificial intelligence, data science and cancer research, this work will develop next-generation computational methods to improve early liver cancer detection and accurately predict malignancy risk.