Insmed Incorporated is hiring for the positions below!
Senior Research Associate, Biologics Research
Scientist, Protein Engineer, Biologics Research
Scientist, Biologics Research
Associate Scientist, Biologics Research
Associate Scientist, Immunology
Scientist / Principal Scientist, Computational Biology. (Remote)
You can find the job descriptions here!
Nucleate is excited to announce the launch of the Genesis Program beginning in Spring 2022!
Genesis is a virtual, hands-on educational curriculum geared toward teaching life science trainees from around the world the process of taking their own ideas from conception to viable biotech ventures. Over three months, trainees will work in teams alongside a world-class network of scientists and venture capitalists to apply the core principles of biotech company creation to address unanswered questions in biomedicine. The program will culminate in an in-person, final pitch presentation in Boston featuring an esteemed panel of biotechnology experts and investors.
Applications (https://nucleate.typeform.com/to/ysuVS4VG) are open NOW and will be reviewed on a rolling basis until February 11th. The program will run from the beginning of March through the end of May. Please see the attached flyer for a high-level overview of the curriculum.
RSVP to one of our virtual info sessions (https://nucleate.typeform.com/to/QVpSKmWl) taking place in January if you would like to learn more! Also feel free to reach out to education@nucleate.xyz with any outstanding questions.
Synlife is hiring for the positions below!
Lead Scientist
Senior Scientist — Enzyme Engineering
Senior Scientist — Drug Delivery & Formulation
Happy new year, Dartmouth Biotech Club! Nucleate is a free and collaborative student-run organization that facilitates the formation of pioneering life science companies. They’ve teamed up with attorneys and experts at Morrison & Foerster to offer a free series on life science patenting. Topics include small molecule IP strategy and patent drafting, trade secrets, AI/machine learning, and others. RSVP is required but is not a commitment to attend all 9 sessions; you can feel free to attend all sessions or just those that interest you. Sign up and share with anyone who might be interested!
Interested in learning more about venture capital careers? Check out this session with Guarini alum, Scott Alpizar. Excited to join Susanna Harris, PhD (Xontogeny) and Michael Wong (Flagship Pioneering) this Thursday December 16th at 12PM ET to share our experiences turning our PhDs and STEM backgrounds into venture capital careers! We’ll also chat about the different types of careers/opportunities that VC has to offer – and how to get them!
This FREE and VIRTUAL event is hosted by the Foundation for Health Advancement, Rutgers | School of Graduate Studies iJOBS, and Princeton Innovation Center BioLabs. Our moderator, Michael Wiley (Foundation Venture Capital Group, LLC), will be facilitating the discussion and Q&A.
If you’re currently a STEM graduate student and want to hear how you can leverage your experiences to break into VC, don’t miss out and register below!
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/a-stem-students-guide-to-venture-capital-accessing-funding-and-careers-registration-214244088837
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The Dartmouth Innovations Accelerator for Cancer (DIAC) is a program that provides education and funding for graduate students and faculty to bring their life science innovations from the bench to the clinic. The DIAC is seeking a highly motivated graduate student intern to assist with operations and will have the opportunity to learn how scientists commercialize their ideas. Please send resume and cover letter to lidia.j.schoonenberg@dartmouth.edu if you’re interested.
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Are you interested in getting experience in life science venture? Alloy Therapeutics Venture Studios is seeking a motivated PhD, MBA, or MD student to participate in a 6-month long fellowship where you will be exposed to all aspects of new company development, including science, medicine, strategy, operations and legal. This role will function remotely and with the Venture Studios team in Waltham, MA.
Interested applicants should submit their CV/resume and cover letter by December 3rd here: https://alloytherapeutics.applytojob.com/apply/I6oJ06tV6A/Venture-Studios-Fellow
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Interested in a career in Venture Capital? This keynote is for you. We’re beyond thrilled to be hosting Shin Fuse, a Dartmouth alum and Partner and Managing Director at TPG Life Sciences Innovation.
Zoom: https://dartmouth.zoom.us/j/91580911862
Meeting ID: 915 8091 1862
Passcode: 444987
Dr. Shinichiro (Shin) Fuse, is Partner and Managing Director at TPG Life Sciences Innovation. Previously, he was Managing Director at MPM Capital, where he served on the investment committee of the Oncology Impact Fund (OIF) and BioVentures Funds. Shin served on the Board of Directors of Orna Therapeutics, Triplet Therapeutics, iOmx Therapeutics and a stealth company, and as a board observer for Repare Therapeutics and CODA Biotherapeutics. Shin also played operational roles at MPM portfolio companies as the interim CEO of Orna Therapeutics and interim/founding SVP of Business Development at ElevateBio.
Prior to joining MPM, he was Director of Business Development at bluebird bio, where he was instrumental in executing and managing key industry and academic partnerships in the fields of cell and gene therapy, cancer immunotherapy and genome editing, including the acquisition of Pregenen. Previously, he was at Campbell Alliance (Syneos Health) as a life science strategy consultant, and at PureTech Ventures, where he was a member of the founding team of Vedanta Biosciences. He currently serves on the Board of Advisors of the Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies at Dartmouth College, and also as a columnist for Nikkei Biotech, the leading biotech journal in Japan.
Shin received his Ph.D. in Microbiology and Immunology from Dartmouth College, an M.S. in Biomedical Science from the University of Tokyo, and a B.Eng. in Applied Chemistry from Keio University in Japan.
Unsure about what paths are available to you after you finish your PhD? ‘What Can You Be With a PhD,’ the largest PhD career symposium in the country, is happening virtually this year on November 20-21. The symposium has over 40 different career path sessions and professional development workshops with over 100 speakers. The workshop is hosted biennially by NYU school of medicine with support from 15 other universities and research institutions. The symposium is a unique opportunity for graduate students to learn about the breadth of career paths for doctorates. More info at: whatcanyoubewithaphd.com.
The Norris Cotton Cancer Center (NCCC) has agreed to support the registration cost of $50 for a select few PhD students working on cancer research. Please complete this form if you’re interested in being considered! If you’re not a cancer researcher or you don’t get selected for the NCCC grant, the @dartmouthgsc has a student professional development support fund that we encourage you to apply for here if you need financial assistance: https://sites.dartmouth.edu/gsc/student-support-fund.
Stay tuned for future opportunities like this one!
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