Astex Postdoctoral Training Program
 
Astex has launched a new Postdoctoral training program called ‘Sustaining 
Innovation’ that aims to maintain and further enhance the company’s excellent 
scientific culture. Astex is an Industry-leading biotechnology company that 
pioneered Fragment-Based Drug Discovery to generate multiple novel drug 
candidates that are now in clinical development. Our scientists have published 
in the leading scientific journals, such as Nature & Science, and regularly 
present at major scientific conferences. Astex was recently acquired by Otsuka 
Pharmaceuticals and now has an excellent foundation to further expand its drug 
discovery portfolio, capabilities and scientific research.
 
We now seek to appoint high calibre PhD scientists to perform cutting-edge 
research in an innovative and dynamic Biotech environment. These Postdoctoral 
Fellows will be expected to perform exploratory research as part of a 
multi-disciplinary team and publish in high impact scientific journals. 
Successful applicants will be highly motivated PhD scientists from one of 
several research areas including Computational chemistry, Bioinformatics, 
Structural Biology, Biophysics, Medicinal chemistry and Cancer biology and may 
also propose their own scientific projects. All positions will be located at 
the company’s Drug Discovery centre in Cambridge, UK. 
 
The key features of the program include;
 
-        Three year appointments working within multi-disciplinary teams in a 
leading Biotechnology company 
-        Opportunity to pursue cutting-edge research in a well-resourced, 
highly driven industry environment
-        Regular meetings to foster scientific rigour, creative thinking and 
critical reasoning 
-        Located in Cambridge (UK) allows access to the largest 
academic-industry biomedical cluster in Europe
 
Targeted starting dates can be flexible but ideally successful applicants will 
join during June-Aug 2014. More information on these positions will be 
available from our website www.astx.com in the near future. 
 
For more information on the structural biology positions, please email 
jeff....@astx.com
 
 
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