VU Amsterdam
Your function
Using Computer-Aided Drug Design (CADD), the candidate is able to develop new methodologies and integrate drug synthesis and molecular pharmacology activities by improving molecular understanding of ligand-protein interactions.
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We are seeking an Assistant Professor to lead the Computer-Aided Drug Design (CADD) group within the Medicinal Chemistry division. The successful candidate will develop methodologies in molecular modeling, data management and machine learning to advance the understanding of ligand-protein interactions.
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nWith a background in drug development, medicinal chemistry, and computational chemistry, the candidate will support research on G-Protein Coupled Receptors and Fragment-Based Drug Discovery. The role requires expertise in both ligand-based and structure-based drug discovery, and the molecular insights obtained will help guiding synthetic chemists and molecular pharmacologists through interdisciplinary collaboration within the division.
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Your profile
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We realise that each individual brings a unique set of skills, expertise and mindset. Therefore we are happy to invite anyone who recognises themselves in the profile to apply, even if you do not meet all the requirements.
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As a university, we strive for equal opportunities for all, recognising that diversity takes many forms. We believe that diversity in all its complexity is invaluable for the quality of our teaching, research and service. We are always looking for talent with diverse backgrounds and experiences. This also means that we are committed to creating an inclusive community so that we can use diversity as an asset.
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What do we offer?
A challenging position in a socially engaged organisation. At VU Amsterdam, you contribute to education, research and service for a better world. And that is valuable. So in return for your efforts, we offer you:
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We also offer you attractive fringe benefits and regulations. Some examples:
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