Postdoctoral Research Fellowship: Krembil Research Institute

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University Health Network (UHN) is looking for experienced professionals to fill the key role of Postdoctoral Fellows in Medicinal Chemistry Research.

We are offering a postdoctoral fellowship in medicinal chemistry within the Centre for Medicinal Chemistry and Drug Discovery (CMCDD) at the Krembil Research Institute, UHN. As the postdoctoral fellow, you will be part of an exciting multi-disciplinary team tasked with translating new biological discoveries into druggable targets. The position will be focused on multi-step synthesis of novel small molecules that will be tested in various biological assays conducted within academic researchers’ laboratories at Krembil. UHN and other research institutes across Canada. The successful candidate will be part of the Kembil’s vibrant multi-disciplinary academic drug discovery group consisting of over 50 biochemists, molecular biologists, behavioral neuroscientists, and computational, analytical and medicinal chemists.

Key Responsibilities
• Design and synthesis of new chemical entity small molecules as putative drug platforms
• Conduct multi-step synthesis of small molecules using state of the art synthetic organic chemistry methods
• Conduct structure and ligand-based design and basic molecular modelling
• Work collaboratively with expert researchers across a multitude of disease biology areas and other scientific disciplines
• Conduct due diligence on potential therapeutic targets

Qualifications
• PhD received within 5 years; PhD in synthetic organic or medicinal chemistry within 1-3 years preferred
• Expertise and experience in standard techniques of synthetic organic chemistry
• Effective team player with strong, collaborative trouble-shooting skills
• Experience working in multi-disciplinary teams is an asset
• Solid documentation skills and organizational ability
• Excellent communication and presentation skills
• Basic knowledge of key concepts in biochemistry and pharmacology an asset

More info here.

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