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Have a bio background and want work in growth/marketing? Got Users is helping Nomic Bio find a great growth hire (junior and senior). The team is high integrity, extremely kind, and razor sharp. See the main post for details. #hiring #growth #marketing #jobs #biotech #proteomics #biology

4 months of #kemio! Our small business has had a very busy start... 1️⃣ Defining our identity, creating brand material, logo and website 2️⃣ Setting our short and long term goals, and finding out where we can add value in the life science industry 3️⃣ Introducing KEMIO to our network and meeting lots of wonderful new faces 4️⃣ Starting (and completing) our first projects and hires in the UK and Europe 5️⃣ First placements both contract and permanent 6️⃣ Expanding our offerings, including services for pre-seed to series A and employee retention reports NEXT.... 🇺🇸 #smallbusiness #achievements #hiring #recruitment #biotechnology #lifesciences #drugdiscovery #bioinformatics #computationalbiology #genetics #statistics #kemiolife

#hiring *Biologe (f/m/x)*, Braunschweig, *Germany*, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #Braunschweigjobs #Niedersachsenjobs #ITCommunications *Apply*: https://lnkd.in/gBVDCpBM Scientist (m/f/d) "Regulatory Affairs Cell Line Banking and Customer Support" at the Leibniz Institute DSMZ-German Collection of Microorganisms and Cell Cultures GmbH, Braunschweig, Germany, in the department Human and Animal Cell Lines. The department Human and Animal Cell Lines is in charge of the open cell line collection at the DSMZ, performs cell line characterization, quality controls and distributes cell lines to researchers worldwide. The collection currently harbors more than 900 established cell lines, more than 700 being of human origin with a special focus on cell lines of hematologic malignancies. In addition to the routine activities in the collection, the department conducts research with and for the collection. Cell cultures are important in vitro models of human diseases including cancer and are used in basic and preclinical research since many years. Access to quality-controlled models for the international research community is essential and provided by biological resource centers as the DSMZ. Constant acquisition of state-of-the-art cell models is mandatory for a resource center and requires communication with researchers establishing such models and depositors of cell material. Banking and provision of cell line models needs to be conducted as a regulated process and requires in-house expertise in several legal and regulatory frameworks. It is the department's aim to support and guide depositors and customers in this process. In addition, all relevant data to the cell lines are collected and stored in an internal database that is connected to the external web catalogue of the DSMZ (). You will be involved in communication with depositors and customers in all areas of acquisition and distribution of cell lines, with a special focus on regulatory aspects and scientific questions. These include negotiation of conditions of deposition of material, importing biological samples to Germany, exporting such material to customers all over the world and dealing with questions regarding the correct use of the material. In addition, you will curate, coordinate and communicate data entry and data release of the internal database of the department requiring communication with other scientists in the department. The database is about to migrate to a new format, an important process in which you will be involved and, at best, take the lead on department's side. Handling regulatory and legal affairs in the context of cell line deposition and distribution Assistance in the acquisition of new cell lines to the open collection Curation of the online catalogue and internal databases Coordinate and supervise transition of internal database to new format Supporting customers and depositors with import and export of hum

#hiring *Biologe (f/m/x)*, Braunschweig, *Germany*, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #Braunschweigjobs #Niedersachsenjobs #ITCommunications *Apply*: https://lnkd.in/gF6rmkMv Scientist (m/f/d) "Regulatory Affairs Cell Line Banking and Customer Support" at the Leibniz Institute DSMZ-German Collection of Microorganisms and Cell Cultures GmbH, Braunschweig, Germany, in the department Human and Animal Cell Lines. The department Human and Animal Cell Lines is in charge of the open cell line collection at the DSMZ, performs cell line characterization, quality controls and distributes cell lines to researchers worldwide. The collection currently harbors more than 900 established cell lines, more than 700 being of human origin with a special focus on cell lines of hematologic malignancies. In addition to the routine activities in the collection, the department conducts research with and for the collection. Cell cultures are important in vitro models of human diseases including cancer and are used in basic and preclinical research since many years. Access to quality-controlled models for the international research community is essential and provided by biological resource centers as the DSMZ. Constant acquisition of state-of-the-art cell models is mandatory for a resource center and requires communication with researchers establishing such models and depositors of cell material. Banking and provision of cell line models needs to be conducted as a regulated process and requires in-house expertise in several legal and regulatory frameworks. It is the department's aim to support and guide depositors and customers in this process. In addition, all relevant data to the cell lines are collected and stored in an internal database that is connected to the external web catalogue of the DSMZ (). You will be involved in communication with depositors and customers in all areas of acquisition and distribution of cell lines, with a special focus on regulatory aspects and scientific questions. These include negotiation of conditions of deposition of material, importing biological samples to Germany, exporting such material to customers all over the world and dealing with questions regarding the correct use of the material. In addition, you will curate, coordinate and communicate data entry and data release of the internal database of the department requiring communication with other scientists in the department. The database is about to migrate to a new format, an important process in which you will be involved and, at best, take the lead on department's side. Handling regulatory and legal affairs in the context of cell line deposition and distribution Assistance in the acquisition of new cell lines to the open collection Curation of the online catalogue and internal databases Coordinate and supervise transition of internal database to new format Supporting customers and depositors with import and export of hum

#hiring *Biologe (f/m/x)*, Braunschweig, *Germany*, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #Braunschweigjobs #Niedersachsenjobs #ITCommunications *Apply*: https://lnkd.in/gzGE-sPy Scientist (m/f/d) "Regulatory Affairs Cell Line Banking and Customer Support" at the Leibniz Institute DSMZ-German Collection of Microorganisms and Cell Cultures GmbH, Braunschweig, Germany, in the department Human and Animal Cell Lines. The department Human and Animal Cell Lines is in charge of the open cell line collection at the DSMZ, performs cell line characterization, quality controls and distributes cell lines to researchers worldwide. The collection currently harbors more than 900 established cell lines, more than 700 being of human origin with a special focus on cell lines of hematologic malignancies. In addition to the routine activities in the collection, the department conducts research with and for the collection. Cell cultures are important in vitro models of human diseases including cancer and are used in basic and preclinical research since many years. Access to quality-controlled models for the international research community is essential and provided by biological resource centers as the DSMZ. Constant acquisition of state-of-the-art cell models is mandatory for a resource center and requires communication with researchers establishing such models and depositors of cell material. Banking and provision of cell line models needs to be conducted as a regulated process and requires in-house expertise in several legal and regulatory frameworks. It is the department's aim to support and guide depositors and customers in this process. In addition, all relevant data to the cell lines are collected and stored in an internal database that is connected to the external web catalogue of the DSMZ (). You will be involved in communication with depositors and customers in all areas of acquisition and distribution of cell lines, with a special focus on regulatory aspects and scientific questions. These include negotiation of conditions of deposition of material, importing biological samples to Germany, exporting such material to customers all over the world and dealing with questions regarding the correct use of the material. In addition, you will curate, coordinate and communicate data entry and data release of the internal database of the department requiring communication with other scientists in the department. The database is about to migrate to a new format, an important process in which you will be involved and, at best, take the lead on department's side. Handling regulatory and legal affairs in the context of cell line deposition and distribution Assistance in the acquisition of new cell lines to the open collection Curation of the online catalogue and internal databases Coordinate and supervise transition of internal database to new format Supporting customers and depositors with import and export of hum

Do you like to do puzzles?    Mark Stephens, Exyte's Principal Architect in Asia, does. But his puzzles do not consist of 100 jigsaw pieces that you put on the table and put together. He deals with complex projects on a daily basis.    With 40 people in his department, Mark works on Exyte's biggest projects in Asia every day. "My people do the architecture, structure and basic planning for all their projects, and I oversee that as part of my role," he says.    Most of these projects are biopharmaceutical laboratories and manufacturing facilities, where diseases are studied, and new medicines are developed. To design these effectively, the building is designed around the process.        “The great thing about this job is that I get to do a lot of research.”    But this is only one side of Mark’s job. The other is his role as a Subject Matter Expert in Biopharma and Life Sciences. He uses his 30 years of experience to advise clients all over the world when they want to build a facility. But his extensive career doesn’t stop him from learning more, in fact it’s the opposite    "The great thing about this job is that I get to do a lot of research. We are constantly looking for new materials, new equipment, and new techniques. I read a lot of technical literature, I do my own research and I also teach and develop our team," says Mark.    This includes research into more sustainable pharmaceutical facilities.     “Our customers are very motivated in optimizing their plants to become Net Zero when it comes to carbon dioxide emissions. So, we do a lot of research on how to reduce the carbon footprint through a smarter design of the building. It is another piece that makes the whole puzzle more complex.”      As an employer, Exyte gives Mark every opportunity to grow. He can work and research with the best experts in their fields. "I work with excellent people on some of the biggest and most complex projects in the world, with the best clients, the best projects, and also the best products. Our projects create products that improve quality of life for millions of people. It's incredibly rewarding."           Want a job that gives you that kind of purpose too? check out our #career website: https://lnkd.in/eCHuQ3q  #Exyte #ExyteCareersAreExciting #WeAreExyte #WeAreHiring #Jobs  

#hiring *Biologe (f/m/x)*, Braunschweig, *Germany*, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #Braunschweigjobs #Niedersachsenjobs #ITCommunications *Apply*: https://lnkd.in/gHZ6e2zu Scientist (m/f/d) "Regulatory Affairs Cell Line Banking and Customer Support" at the Leibniz Institute DSMZ-German Collection of Microorganisms and Cell Cultures GmbH, Braunschweig, Germany, in the department Human and Animal Cell Lines. The department Human and Animal Cell Lines is in charge of the open cell line collection at the DSMZ, performs cell line characterization, quality controls and distributes cell lines to researchers worldwide. The collection currently harbors more than 900 established cell lines, more than 700 being of human origin with a special focus on cell lines of hematologic malignancies. In addition to the routine activities in the collection, the department conducts research with and for the collection. Cell cultures are important in vitro models of human diseases including cancer and are used in basic and preclinical research since many years. Access to quality-controlled models for the international research community is essential and provided by biological resource centers as the DSMZ. Constant acquisition of state-of-the-art cell models is mandatory for a resource center and requires communication with researchers establishing such models and depositors of cell material. Banking and provision of cell line models needs to be conducted as a regulated process and requires in-house expertise in several legal and regulatory frameworks. It is the department's aim to support and guide depositors and customers in this process. In addition, all relevant data to the cell lines are collected and stored in an internal database that is connected to the external web catalogue of the DSMZ (). You will be involved in communication with depositors and customers in all areas of acquisition and distribution of cell lines, with a special focus on regulatory aspects and scientific questions. These include negotiation of conditions of deposition of material, importing biological samples to Germany, exporting such material to customers all over the world and dealing with questions regarding the correct use of the material. In addition, you will curate, coordinate and communicate data entry and data release of the internal database of the department requiring communication with other scientists in the department. The database is about to migrate to a new format, an important process in which you will be involved and, at best, take the lead on department's side. Handling regulatory and legal affairs in the context of cell line deposition and distribution Assistance in the acquisition of new cell lines to the open collection Curation of the online catalogue and internal databases Coordinate and supervise transition of internal database to new format Supporting customers and depositors with import and export of hum

At Phytome we are building a world-class drug development capability to address the breakthrough potential of botanical medicines. To date, creating standardised and consistent drug products from botanical sources has been a significant challenge. Our multidisciplinary team of plant scientists, extraction and analytical chemists, drug developers and clinicians converge to form a translational research platform like no other. In our recent quarterly away day, Leigh Setterington, our Director of People & Culture, asked the entire team to revisit our company values to ensure they give direction to guide the decisions we make, resonate with how we hope to express ourselves in our work, and remind us of what we appreciate and expect from our colleagues. Unsurprisingly, our values drive the behaviour of our high performing talented individuals. If this sounds like a culture you’d like to be part of, reach out and register your interest with us by joining our Talent Pool: https://lnkd.in/gfdFgPQM Honest - We are committed to operating in an open, honest and transparent manner. We believe that honesty is fundamental to building and maintaining trust with our stakeholders. Flexible - We understand that success requires an ability to adapt and evolve quickly. We proactively seek new opportunities to improve, whilst maintaining our commitment to quality and excellence. Listen - By listening carefully and responding thoughtfully, we can meet the evolving needs of our stakeholders and deliver exceptional results. Meticulous - We are committed to consistently producing work that meets the highest standards of quality and accuracy, as well as being thorough and thoughtful in all operational aspects. Curious - We believe that curiosity drives innovation, discovery and progress. We understand that asking questions, exploring new ideas and continuously learning are essential to success. Our core values are the foundation of our unwavering commitment to delivering results that make a profound difference. www.phytomelife.com #Phytome #ScientificExploration #Innovation #CoreValues #ScientificExcellence #career #loveyourjob #rewardingjob

Do you want to work for an emerging computation-powered small molecule drug discovery company? Do you want to work at a biotech startup? Do you want to work with a team of highly accomplished drug hunters to discover breakthrough medicines? If you answered yes in any of the above, please check out our open roles. We are looking for talents across different functions as we continue our journey to become an innovator in the drug discovery world!🚀🚀🚀 #hiring #biotech #bioscience #drugdiscovery #hiring #computationpowered #smallmolecule #startup #medicine #drughunters #biology #chemistry #engineering

#hiring *Biologe (f/m/x)*, Braunschweig, *Germany*, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #Braunschweigjobs #Niedersachsenjobs #ITCommunications *Apply*: https://lnkd.in/g_cg3npn Scientist (m/f/d) "Regulatory Affairs Cell Line Banking and Customer Support" at the Leibniz Institute DSMZ-German Collection of Microorganisms and Cell Cultures GmbH, Braunschweig, Germany, in the department Human and Animal Cell Lines. The department Human and Animal Cell Lines is in charge of the open cell line collection at the DSMZ, performs cell line characterization, quality controls and distributes cell lines to researchers worldwide. The collection currently harbors more than 900 established cell lines, more than 700 being of human origin with a special focus on cell lines of hematologic malignancies. In addition to the routine activities in the collection, the department conducts research with and for the collection. Cell cultures are important in vitro models of human diseases including cancer and are used in basic and preclinical research since many years. Access to quality-controlled models for the international research community is essential and provided by biological resource centers as the DSMZ. Constant acquisition of state-of-the-art cell models is mandatory for a resource center and requires communication with researchers establishing such models and depositors of cell material. Banking and provision of cell line models needs to be conducted as a regulated process and requires in-house expertise in several legal and regulatory frameworks. It is the department's aim to support and guide depositors and customers in this process. In addition, all relevant data to the cell lines are collected and stored in an internal database that is connected to the external web catalogue of the DSMZ (). You will be involved in communication with depositors and customers in all areas of acquisition and distribution of cell lines, with a special focus on regulatory aspects and scientific questions. These include negotiation of conditions of deposition of material, importing biological samples to Germany, exporting such material to customers all over the world and dealing with questions regarding the correct use of the material. In addition, you will curate, coordinate and communicate data entry and data release of the internal database of the department requiring communication with other scientists in the department. The database is about to migrate to a new format, an important process in which you will be involved and, at best, take the lead on department's side. Handling regulatory and legal affairs in the context of cell line deposition and distribution Assistance in the acquisition of new cell lines to the open collection Curation of the online catalogue and internal databases Coordinate and supervise transition of internal database to new format Supporting customers and depositors with import and export of hum