Post-Doctoral Research Assistant in Chemical Biology, Organic Synthesis and Medicinal Chemistry
Chemical Biology, Organic Synthesis and postdoctoral position at University of Dundee
Closed on Monday, Oct 5
About
An 18-month appointment in the CONTROL-MITO project at the Centre for Targeted Protein Degradation. Design, synthesize and characterize chemical probes that induce protein proximity inside the mitochondrial matrix. Integrate structural and biophysical results into iterative molecular design, linker chemistry and conjugation, collaborating with researchers in Glasgow and Edinburgh. Applications close on 5 October 2026 at 23:59 local time.
Topics
- CONTROL-MITO
- Centre for Targeted Protein Degradation
- chemical probes
- protein proximity
- mitochondrial matrix
- molecular design
- linker chemistry
- conjugation
Requirements
PhD in organic or medicinal chemistry, chemical biology or a related discipline; strong academic record; at least one co-authored peer-reviewed publication; and expertise in multistep synthesis, route design, NMR and HPLC-MS. Experience with PROTACs, molecular glues, bifunctional probes or structure/fragment-based design is advantageous. Apply through the recruitment form linked from the university advert.
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Source: dundee.ac.uk