Life Sciences industry leader joins the region’s Life Science & Healthcare membership organisation
Cambridge, UK: 10 April 2024
A fantastic opportunity has arisen for a Principal Scientist – Discovery & Translational Biology to join a high-potential drug-development start-up, who are focussed on developing new oncology therapeutics that significantly improve overall survival for patients with a high unmet need. Our client is at the cutting edge of oncology therapeutics, triggering a new wave in target discovery by using proprietary algorithms to identify novel protein fingerprints from a comprehensive membrane protein database.
We are currently looking for a Senior GMP Production Scientist to join a leading biopharmaceutical CDMO based in the South West of the UK to join their team.
Our client specialises in GMP manufacturing of advanced therapy and biologic products. As a Senior GMP Production Scientist, you will take the lead in supervising GMP manufacturing operations for a range of clinical products. This includes overseeing production teams, supporting technology transfer, and ensuring compliance across ATMP and biologics projects.
We are recruiting a Principal Scientist, Non-Clinical PKPD, to join a leading Pharmaceutical company based in the Berkshire area for 12 months. As the Principal Scientist, Non-Clinical PKPD, you will be responsible for driving the quantitative integrated strategy of pharmacokinetics and pharmacology to bring differentiated solutions to patients.
KEY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Your duties as the Principal Scientist, Non-Clinical PKPD will be varied however the key duties and responsibilities are as follows:
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Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting life sciences firms - drawn by valuable IP, sensitive data, and complex, digitally connected supply chains. A successful attack can halt operations, leak critical assets, and damage hard-earned trust.
This webinar explores the unique cyber risks facing the life sciences sector and what can be done to reduce exposure, improve resilience, and how to respond effectively when the worst happens.
Why Attend?
Understand why life sciences is a top target - and how attackers are exploiting sector-specific vulnerabilities.
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