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A leading research institution in Singapore seeks highly motivated scientists to join their Chemical Biology team. The role focuses on novel nucleic acid therapeutics, specifically antisense oligonucleotides (ASOs). Candidates should have a recent PhD and experience in RNA biology or a related field. The position offers competitive remuneration, relocation assistance, and is situated in a vibrant city known for its excellent quality of life and world-class research infrastructure.
The Yu Lab at the Genome Institute of Singapore (GIS), A*STAR is seeking highly motivated scientists to join our Chemical Biology team and drive innovative discovery in nucleic acid therapeutics, with a focus on antisense oligonucleotides (ASOs) and RNA‑targeted precision medicine.
Our lab specializes in engineering molecular tools to modulate cellular nucleic acids for therapeutic benefit. This position centers on advancing ASO platforms and complementary RNA‑targeting strategies to address diseases rooted in genomic dysregulation and currently undruggable pathways. This project aims to develop next‑generation ASOs for gene‑selective modulation, integrating chemical biology, RNA biology, and functional genomics.
Contract Length: 13‑month contract for the first instance.
For enquiries or to apply, please email your CV and research motivation to Zutao Yu (yuzt@a-star.edu.sg), with email title “Scientist application_A*STAR”. More information about the lab can be found online: https://www.a-star.edu.sg/gis/our-people/faculty-staff/members/yu-zutao and https://www.yucleiclab.com.
The Genome Institute of Singapore (GIS), A*STAR is the national flagship programme for genomic sciences in Singapore, with a mission to use genomics to improve public health and drive biomedical innovation. GIS offers a highly competitive remuneration package and relocation assistance. Singapore is a vibrant, cosmopolitan city‑state at the heart of Asia, known for its excellent quality of life, world‑class research infrastructure, and strong government support for scientific innovation.
Join us in advancing RNA and DNA‑targeted therapeutics and making an impact in functional genomic medicine!