About the role:
The Director, Clinical Paediatric and Rare Oncology is a senior clinical leader responsible for shaping and delivering LifeArc’s clinical strategy in paediatric and adult rare oncology, aligned to LifeArc’s organisational mission and priorities.
We’re looking for a technically capable and reliable Senior/Research Scientist to join our Discovery Team at Sortera Bio. This is a lab-based role focused on the operation of our proprietary Deep Screening technology, and provision of broader support for library preparation, NGS, and hit validation workflows.
At Insmed, every moment and every patient counts — and so does every person who joins in. As a global biopharmaceutical company dedicated to transforming the lives of patients with serious and rare diseases, you’ll be part of a community that prioritizes the human experience, celebrates curiosity, and values every person’s contributions to meaningful progress. That commitment has earned us recognition as Science magazine’s No.
Transitioning from preclinical development into first-in-human is one of the most critical and complex stages in drug development. Early strategic decisions can have a significant impact on timelines, regulatory interactions, study success, and overall programme progression.
Join Dr Jon Sisson, Executive Medical Director, Clinical Development and Regulatory Strategy, and Christopher Floyd, SVP, Head of Clinical and Medical and Head of Neuroscience, as they answer your questions and share practical insights on the key considerations for successful early clinical development.
About the Wellcome Genome Campus
WGCL is the owner, operator and developer of the Wellcome Genome Campus, which is located nine miles south of Cambridge, within an established life science cluster and ecosystem. WGCL and the Campus are owned by a world-renowned endowment fund that is committed to expanding its existing campus into a global centre for genomics, biodata sciences and associated technologies.
By Tony Jones, CEO, One Nucleus - Email: [email protected]
BioInsight: Exploring Ideas, Enabling Impact
BioInsight is a new conference by Bionow which brings together the life sciences community of Scotland and beyond to share insights, technological and business developments and forge valuable new connections.
With a focus on translating and commercialising new technologies, BioInsight will explore the trends, technologies and collaborations shaping the future of the sector.
Applications are invited for an enthusiastic and motivated Research Associate to join the Laboratory of David Owen and Bernard Kelly at the Cambridge Institute for Medical Research. Our work combines cell biology, structural biology and biochemistry/biophysics to build a deep, integrated understanding of intracellular trafficking mechanisms, with a particular emphasis on cargo sorting in the endocytic system. The successful candidate will study the cell biology of receptor trafficking between the plasma membrane and endosomes.
Collaborating and Competing in the Brave New Biotech World
Tony Jones, CEO, One Nucleus, Email: [email protected]
Is it new, another cycle or evolution of the biotech sector?
Sandwich, UK — 10 June 2026: Discovery Park, Kent’s science and innovation hub, has launched the seventh edition of its Discovery Spark accelerator programme, welcoming 12 startups to its campus in Sandwich.