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Antibody Discovery Scientist

CK Group- Science, Clinical and Technical
Stevenage
3 months ago
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CK Group are recruiting for a Antibody Discovery Scientist, to join a company in the pharmaceutical industry, at their site based in Stevenage, on a contract basis for 12 months.Salary: £20.00 per hour PAYE.Antibody Discovery Scientist Role:Takes accountability for expression and characterisation of panels of antibody molecules.Will include the the use of novel automation solutions.Plan, design, and execute experiments to characterise proteins using biophysical methods, such as SEC, DLS and DSF.Communicate experimental outcomes to non-experts on multi-disciplinary project teams.Your Background:PhD or equivalent experience in chemical or biological sciences.Demonstrated, hands-on experience characterising proteins using biophysical methods.Experience in working with automated liquid handlers preferred.Familiarity with antibody drug discovery processes.Experience of vectorology, plasmid DNA purification and QC, and other molecular biology techniques.Company: Our client is one of the largest global healthcare companies researching, developing and supplying innovative medicines, vaccines and healthcare products with their global headquarters in the UK. They invest around £1bn in research and development in the UK annually.Location: This role is based at our clients site in Stevenage.Apply: It is essential that applicants hold entitlement to work in the UK. Please quote job reference (Apply online only) in all correspondence.If this position isn't suitable but you are looking for a new role, or if you are interested in seeing what opportunities are out there, head over to our LinkedIn page (cka-group) and follow us to see our latest jobs and company news

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