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Highlight: Certificate in Bioscience Management
The Keck Graduate Institute will offer its Certificate in Bioscience Management during the 2016-17 academic year in an online format. This is a unique and exciting opportunity for PhD students and postdoctoral fellows with backgrounds in sciences to acquire the business, management and networking skills needed to successfully transition to the life sciences industry. The goal of this certificate program is to offer supplemental education to scientists interested in pursuing careers in the applied life sciences industry, or who are interested in learning about the process of commercial development of new therapies. The coursework includes:
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ALS 350: Finance and Accounting Principles
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ALS 351: Corporate Finance
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ALS 354: Bioscience Strategy
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ALS 359: Introduction to Bioscience Industries
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ALS 498: Professional Development for Scientists
To apply or to learn more, visit the program's website or email admissions@kgi.edu.
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Career Tip Central
What: ASBMB Careers Resources
Who Runs It: The American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology is a nonprofit scientific and educational organization that works to advance the science of biochemistry and molecular biology.
What It Offers: The ASBMB website's Careers section has job postings, a blog, info on career paths and career development, and scholarship resources.
Why It's Worth Checking Out: While some content is limited to ASBMB members (considering becoming one?) there is plenty for all audiences; the career development section has some good videos as well as info about in-person workshops and tutorials; check out the blog for some great job leads!
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Career Position
Biotechnology Associate - Yale Center for Molecular Discovery - Yale University - West Haven, CT
YMCD is seeking an experienced and motivated scientist to join its Biology group. The selected candidate is expected to provide strong intellectual and technical support under the general guidance of the YCMD Director of Biology. He/she is expected to perform screening and discovery using Yale's small molecule and siRNA collections, liquid handling instruments, readout technologies and database. Primary duties include design and optimization of biochemical and cell-based assays in a micro plate format, as well as execution and interpretation of high-throughput screens. Broad knowledge and experience is highly desired as projects and applications are diverse.
For more information and immediate consideration, please apply online at www.yale.edu/jobs - the STARS req ID for this position is 36459BR.
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Postdoc Funding Opportunities
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