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Servier is seeking a Post-doctoral Fellow in Hematology and Immuno-oncology to advance a three-year project on T-cell engager–induced cytokine release syndrome in AML. You will combine computational analysis with laboratory validation to study ligand–receptor interactions and mechanisms affecting cytokine release.
The role involves analyzing multi-omics data, designing experiments, and presenting findings to multidisciplinary teams while supporting project goals within the Paris-Saclay center.
We are a global and independent mid-sized pharmaceutical group governed by a Foundation. Our unique model makes us proud and, more importantly, enables us to fully serve our mission: "committed to therapeutic progress for the benefit of patients."
As a global leader in cardiology, we aim to become a focused and innovative player in oncology by 2030, targeting hard-to-treat cancers and dedicating more than 70% of our R&D budget to this goal.
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At the heart of one of the world's top eight innovation clusters, the Servier R&D Institute at Paris-Saclay is where visionary science meets a powerful global ecosystem. By uniting our Group's innovation potential with this prestigious center of excellence, we are not only accelerating the future of therapeutic discovery but also championing the global influence of French research.
Are you a fast-learning professional passionate about advancing immuno-oncology through integrated computational and experimental research? We are seeking a Post-doctoral fellow in Hematology and Immuno-oncology to join our Oncology Therapeutic Area in Paris-Saclay. Reporting to Project Leader Lamine Alaoui, with functional links to Jason Cosgrove and Matyas Ecsedi. In this role, you will support a three-year project investigating the molecular determinants of T-cell engager–induced cytokine release syndrome in acute myeloid leukemia (AML), combining computational analysis with biological validation to characterize ligand–receptor interactions and mechanisms influencing cytokine release following T-cell engager–mediated tumor-cell killing. Your work will generate biological insights that support the clinical advancement and design of next-generation T-cell engagers in AML.
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