Ph.D Studentship at Centre of Bio-Medical Research | 10 posts
Centre of Bio-Medical Research (CBMR) is committed to build a world class research institute dedicated to disease-oriented-research and to translate discoveries and observations of the laboratory into new diagnosis and therapies for the benefit of humanity. Research at CBMR emphasizes the creation of (basic) knowledge in the chemical and biosciences for its application in diagnosis and therapies, the pursuit of fundamental scientific advances through interdisciplinary programs and collaborations, and the education and training of researchers preparing to meet the biomedical challenges of the future. The mission of CBMR is to establish itself as a new research platform that develops and create an interdisciplinary environment of biomedical research and its applications contributing to the development of both diagnostics and medicine.
Post : Ph.D Studentship

Conceives experimental strategies and leads and participates in the design and conduct of experiments in biological systems to characterize and validate novel targets and test efficacy of potential therapeutics to prioritize them for further development in a variety of disease areas. Possesses knowledge of relevant experimental biology techniques, possibly including: molecular biology techniques, in vitro binding, biochemical and cell- based assays, cell culture, pharmacologic dosing, disease model testing, PK and metabolism methodologies. Participates in technology development in the area of in vitro assays, cell biology or in vivo testing. Interprets, communicates experimental findings and documents according to approved Nektar policy. Maintains broad knowledge of state-of-the-art principles and theories, and develops and analyzes new product concepts by reviewing preclinical and clinical literature. May lead discovery teams, as necessary. Mentors and guides junior scientists and may manage research associates. This position contributes to and supports the company’s research and development efforts to create high value therapeutics to address unmet medical needs.


