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Scientist
Gain deep understanding of target biology, which will be used to design and evaluate assays carried out at various CROs.
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Discovery Scientist, Discovery Research
We are seeking an experienced scientist with a strong background in biochemistry and molecular biology to join our Discovery Research team.
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Research Scientist, iPSC group
PhD degree, cell biology, developmental biology, molecular biology, genetics or a related field. experience with iPSCs
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Cell and Molecular Biology Summer Internship
Overview Black Diamond Therapeutics is a precision oncology medicine company pioneering the discovery and development of small molecule, tumor-agnosti
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Scientist, Molecular Biology
VelocImmune (VI) Next is an innovative technology development group that creates and uses complex mouse models and functional assays to study antibody
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R&D Associate - Molecular Biology
Regeneron's Molecular Biology group in the Therapeutic Proteins Department seeks an R&D Associate to generate reagents to support protein production a
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TICRO Program Manager
responsible for planning, organizing, implementing, and completing in vivo studies as well as in vitro assays.
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Senior Study Director
comprehensive understanding of immunology and infectious disease along with a strong record of using animal models.
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Microinjectionist (VelociGene)
The VelociGene Group is looking for a Microinjectionist to join their team, which builds genetically engineered models to support Regeneron's entire e
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Temp R&D Associate, Immune Technologies (1 of 2)
VelocImmune (VI) Next is a technology development group at Regeneron that focuses on the engineering and discovery of novel protein, nucleic acid, and
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Scientist, Molecular Biology/Expression
Company Description: Molecular Templates (MTEM) is a publicly traded, clinical-stage oncology company focused on the discovery and development of di