Senior Principal Scientist III (Translational T-cell Immunology Lab), SIgN
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The Singapore Immunology Network (SIgN), A*STAR, is seeking to appoint an outstanding Senior Principal Scientist III to carry out internationally competitive research in Immunotherapy and Translational T-cell Immunology.
The research should develop new immunotherapies that selectively target specific T cell subsets, thereby enhancing therapeutic efficacy while minimising potential adverse effects, with the aim of translating these insights into innovative therapeutic approaches that lead to significant clinical benefits.
The successful candidate is expected to build and maintain a strong research programme that complements the existing programmes at SIgN, and to establish collaborations with the biomedical community and industry. The candidate will also mentor Junior PIs, postdocs and PhD students.
The Senior Principal Scientist III position is equivalent to that of a Full Professor in the university system. The successful candidate can look forward to a competitive salary package and resources as well as a dynamic work environment. Although part of the research programme will be supported by core funding, the candidate is expected to expand his/her research activities by securing additional funds through the various grant schemes available in Singapore and abroad.
Job Responsibilities
The research should develop new immunotherapies that selectively target specific T cell subsets, thereby enhancing therapeutic efficacy while minimising potential adverse effects, with the aim of translating these insights into innovative therapeutic approaches that lead to significant clinical benefits.
The successful candidate is expected to build and maintain a strong research programme that complements the existing programmes at SIgN, and to establish collaborations with the biomedical community and industry. The candidate will also mentor Junior PIs, postdocs and PhD students.
The Senior Principal Scientist III position is equivalent to that of a Full Professor in the university system. The successful candidate can look forward to a competitive salary package and resources as well as a dynamic work environment. Although part of the research programme will be supported by core funding, the candidate is expected to expand his/her research activities by securing additional funds through the various grant schemes available in Singapore and abroad.
Job Responsibilities
- To lead a research team to conduct experimental research in the areas of Immunotherapy and Translational T-cell Immunology.
- To initiate and execute novel research projects, to translate research outputs into clinical or industrial collaborations.
- To write up high impact research publications and secure competitive funds.
- To mentor and provide support to junior researchers.
- PhD in Immunology, Microbiology, Biomedical Sciences, or other relevant disciplines.
- More than 12 years experience in independent research and leading a research group.
- Strong lab-based research background in Immunology and Immunotherapy.
- An excellent track record of research publications.
- Excellent written and spoken communication skills.
The Singapore Immunology Network (SIgN), A*STAR, is seeking to appoint an outstanding Senior Principal Scientist III to carry out internationally competitive research in Immunotherapy and Translational T-cell Immunology.
The research should develop new immunotherapies that selectively target specific T cell subsets, thereby enhancing therapeutic efficacy while minimising potential adverse effects, with the aim of translating these insights into innovative therapeutic approaches that lead to significant clinical benefits.
The successful candidate is expected to build and maintain a strong research programme that complements the existing programmes at SIgN, and to establish collaborations with the biomedical community and industry. The candidate will also mentor Junior PIs, postdocs and PhD students.
The Senior Principal Scientist III position is equivalent to that of a Full Professor in the university system. The successful candidate can look forward to a competitive salary package and resources as well as a dynamic work environment. Although part of the research programme will be supported by core funding, the candidate is expected to expand his/her research activities by securing additional funds through the various grant schemes available in Singapore and abroad.
Job Responsibilities
The research should develop new immunotherapies that selectively target specific T cell subsets, thereby enhancing therapeutic efficacy while minimising potential adverse effects, with the aim of translating these insights into innovative therapeutic approaches that lead to significant clinical benefits.
The successful candidate is expected to build and maintain a strong research programme that complements the existing programmes at SIgN, and to establish collaborations with the biomedical community and industry. The candidate will also mentor Junior PIs, postdocs and PhD students.
The Senior Principal Scientist III position is equivalent to that of a Full Professor in the university system. The successful candidate can look forward to a competitive salary package and resources as well as a dynamic work environment. Although part of the research programme will be supported by core funding, the candidate is expected to expand his/her research activities by securing additional funds through the various grant schemes available in Singapore and abroad.
Job Responsibilities
- To lead a research team to conduct experimental research in the areas of Immunotherapy and Translational T-cell Immunology.
- To initiate and execute novel research projects, to translate research outputs into clinical or industrial collaborations.
- To write up high impact research publications and secure competitive funds.
- To mentor and provide support to junior researchers.
- PhD in Immunology, Microbiology, Biomedical Sciences, or other relevant disciplines.
- More than 12 years experience in independent research and leading a research group.
- Strong lab-based research background in Immunology and Immunotherapy.
- An excellent track record of research publications.
- Excellent written and spoken communication skills.