PhD Fellowship in Biomolecular Native Mass Spectrometry University of Copenhagen in Denmark

Postdoctoral Fellow opportunity in medicinal chemistry and drug discovery at the Center for Structural Biology , Center for Cancer Research , National Cancer Institute , National Institutes of Health . The Monteiro Group is seeking an enthusiastic and dedicated postdoctoral researcher to contribute to drug discovery from high-throughput fragment screening . The research sits at the interface of protein crystallography , enzymology , mechanistic protein biochemistry , organic synthesis , and in s...

Postdoctoral Research Fellow position at the Department of Biomedicine, University of Bergen in Norway . This is a full-time, fixed-term postdoctoral opening in the eHACS project, financed by the Research Council of Norway . The successful candidate will join the Brenk lab and contribute to structure-based drug design , including experimental evaluation of designed compounds against targets FabF, PanK, and NMT , protein expression and purification, label-free biophysical binding studies, enzyme ...

PhD fellowship at the Department of Chemistry, University of Copenhagen in the Section for Chemical Biology , focused on chemical methods for half-life extension of therapeutic peptides . The project is part of the research initiative “New strategies for half-life extension of peptide therapeutics” , funded by a Distinguished Innovator Grant from the Novo Nordisk Foundation. The research aims to develop new ways to chemically modify peptide therapeutics so they last longer and work better in the...

The Tambar Lab at University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center is recruiting a postdoc in chemical biology and related life-science research areas. This opportunity focuses on protein-small molecule interactions , target engagement , and targeted protein degradation , with research at the interface of biochemistry , biophysics , and drug discovery . The post is aimed at a highly motivated scientist who wants to contribute to an active lab environment. The announcement is shared by Uttam Tamba...

University of Copenhagen is advertising a postdoc in chemical biology in Denmark, focused on developing new methods to chemically modify peptide therapeutics so their effects in the body are enhanced and prolonged. The project has two main research directions: (1) designing novel cleavable linkages that activate a peptide after bond cleavage, and (2) developing methods to locally modify native peptides so they become more resistant to enzymatic breakdown. The work sits at the intersection of syn...