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Subject: Position in protein crystallography, Novartis. Insts. for Biomedical Research - Emeryville
From: "Bussiere, Dirksen" dirksen {- dot -} bussiere {- at -} NOVARTIS {- dot -} COM
Date: 2008-05-14
Please note that qualified B.S. and M.S. level research associates are
invited to apply.



Structural Chemistry, Structure-Based Drug Design & Discovery

Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research, Emeryville, California



Use your scientific expertise to aid us in our structure-based drug
design efforts. Your task will be the determination of high-resolution,
three-dimensional structures of macromolecular drug targets (typically
proteins), including crystallization and structure solution of medically
important structures and target-ligand complexes. As a part of an
integrated team you will interact with computational chemists and
medicinal chemists to design new scaffolds and improve lead compounds.
The ideal candidate will have a B.S. or M.S. degree and 2 or more years
of work experience, or a Ph.D. and 2 or more years of postdoctoral
and/or work experience. Degrees in Biochemistry, Chemistry, or
Molecular Biophysics are acceptable. Experience in protein biochemistry,
protein crystallization, and crystallographic methods are necessary and
pharmaceutical industry experience is a plus. Strong computational and
molecular modeling skills, experience in solution studies (calorimetry,
NMR, etc.) and/or experience in structure-based drug design would be
useful. You should have excellent verbal and written communication
skills and the ability to work in large, multidisciplinary project
teams.



To join our global team, please submit your CV online at
http://www.novartisvaccines.com/jobs
, referencing Brassring
requisition number 2294.



Any questions about the position should be sent to
dirksen.bussiere@novartis.com.
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