Postdoc in protein formulation design at Department of Pharmacy

This postdoctoral position in protein formulation design at the Department of Pharmacy requires advanced expertise in pharmaceutical sciences, particularly in protein chemistry and formulation development. The role involves designing and optimizing protein-based drug formulations, which demands a deep understanding of protein structure, stability, and interactions within various delivery systems. Candidates should possess strong skills in analytical techniques used to characterize proteins, such as spectroscopy, chromatography, and possibly biophysical methods. Experience with formulation strategies to enhance protein stability, solubility, and bioavailability is essential. The position likely requires proficiency in experimental design, data analysis, and possibly the use of computational tools for formulation modeling. Given the academic setting, the candidate should have a strong research background demonstrated by publications or presentations. Collaboration skills and the ability to work within interdisciplinary teams, including chemists, biologists, and pharmacists, are important. Knowledge of regulatory considerations related to protein therapeutics and good laboratory practices would be advantageous. Overall, the role suits candidates with a doctoral degree in pharmacy, pharmaceutical sciences, biochemistry, or related fields, and who have specialized experience in protein formulation and drug delivery research.