The Discovery Disease Area Lead for Cardiovascular-Renal Diseases at GSK will lead the identification and validation of therapeutic targets for chronic kidney disease, glomerulonephritis, and cardiovascular conditions. You will manage a cross-functional team, drive scientific excellence, and collaborate with external experts to translate human disease phenotype information into actionable therapeutic innovations.
This role leads the identification, evaluation, and advancement of early-stage external innovation opportunities in the Cardiovascular/Renal therapeutic area. The individual will shape sourcing strategies, co-lead cross-functional assessment of new product opportunities, and drive due diligence and transaction execution in collaboration with Business Development. Embedded in the Therapeutic Area Leadership Team, the position plays a strategic role in portfolio development and external engagement with biotech, academia, and investors.
Leads external innovation sourcing and evaluation in Haematology, identifying preclinical to Phase 1 assets, driving due diligence, and shaping early partnering strategies. Works within the Therapeutic Area Leadership Team to advance high-potential opportunities and collaborates with Business Development to execute deals. Engages with biotech, academia, and investors to build a robust pipeline.
This role involves supporting pre-clinical research through the production and characterisation of lentiviral vectors for gene therapy. The technician will perform molecular cloning, cell culture, transfection, and quality control using flow cytometry and ddPCR. The position requires meticulous documentation, protocol optimisation, and collaboration within the translational research team to advance therapeutic development.
This role focuses on building advanced operational models and simulations to optimise Autolus' end-to-end processes across manufacturing, testing, supply chain, and quality. The individual will integrate data from multiple systems to create analytical frameworks that drive strategic decisions, improve capacity planning, and support business cases. It is a highly technical, insight-driven position requiring deep expertise in data modelling, cross-functional collaboration, and problem-solving in a regulated biopharmaceutical environment.
The Data Solution Architect designs end-to-end data solutions, including data integration, warehousing, governance, and analytics. They work closely with technical leads and data teams to ensure scalable, secure, and governed solutions, influencing the data architecture of a rapidly evolving biotech company.
The Department of Biochemistry and St Catherine’s College are seeking to recruit an Associate Professor (APTF) to complement our expertise in cell biology. We welcome applications from across a broad range of fundamental research areas, such as genome stability, cell...
This role involves supporting research into arbovirus biology, focusing on chikungunya virus and related flaviviruses. The technician will use molecular and cell biology techniques such as PCR, cloning, RNAseq, and infectious clone systems to study viral genome regulation in human and mosquito cells. The work contributes to identifying antiviral targets within a multidisciplinary team at a leading UK research university.
Work on cutting-edge AI research to accelerate drug discovery by developing models that bridge virtual cells and real-world data. Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams of scientists and engineers to translate complex biological data into scalable biomedical solutions. Focus on advancing end-to-end applications in discovery, design, and translation using large-scale datasets and frontier AI techniques.
Engineering technician - mechanical, mechatronics or electricalAdvanced Biomedical Technology | West London full time on siteThis is a rare opportunity to join a growing company at the forefront of advanced biomedical engineering.Are you an ONC/HNC (or higher) qualified technician/engineer with...
This role involves designing, producing, and characterising novel engineered proteins to modulate cell-surface receptor signalling in myeloproliferative neoplasms. Responsibilities include developing protein expression and purification methods, establishing functional assays, and collaborating with internal and external partners.
Field Service Engineer, Medical Diagnostic SystemsOverall Earnings £60,000+Basic Salary Up To £52,000OvertimeOn Call Allowance10% BonusCompany Car (Electric Or Hybrid)PensionHealthcareLife InsurancePhone, LaptopHolidays** The role will involve working one weekend in four (during this week you will receive two alternative days off...
Install, service, and repair advanced medical diagnostic systems in NHS and private pathology laboratories. Perform breakdown maintenance, calibration, and technical support for complex laboratory equipment on customer sites. Work with cutting-edge diagnostic technologies in a customer-facing field role requiring strong technical and interpersonal skills.
This role involves designing and executing biological screening cascades to validate computational predictions in drug discovery. The scientist will lead biophysical, biochemical, and cellular assay development, collaborate with CROs, and bridge AI-driven insights with experimental validation across oncology and immunology programs. Close collaboration with medicinal chemistry, structural biology, and machine learning teams ensures data informs rational drug design.
As a High Throughput Protein Production Scientist, you will join a team focused on optimizing conditions for generating biological reagents to support drug discovery. You will run and improve automated workflows, perform data analysis, and collaborate with biologists, engineers, and data scientists to enhance throughput and project success.
