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Job Department: Immunology
Job Category: Science/Research & Development
Job Description:
Boehringer Ingelheim is a family-owned company that is in the business of providing our customers with pharmaceutical and animal health products that significantly enhance their health and improve their quality of life. Our most important resource is our committed, creative and determined employees whose energy is focused on discovery, development and delivery of our innovative products to those who need them. The employees of Boehringer Ingelheim are our most important competitive advantage. Our global presence and thinking provides the opportunity for employees to work internationally and on teams, offering them visibility and the ability to influence the direction and outcome of critical projects. Competitive benefit and compensation programs reflect the Company’s high regard for its employees and enhance each person’s ability to balance the demands of work and personal responsibilities. Every employee at Boehringer Ingelheim contributes to the company’s uncompromising commitment to quality in our products, excellence in our scientific pursuits and high ethical standards of behavior. The diversity of our employees makes it possible for us to craft unique solutions to today’s complex business challenges. We are an equal opportunity employer. M/F/D/V.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Responsible for characterizing the anti-inflammatory mechanisms of cannabinoid receptors expressed on cells of the immune systems
Initial studies will assess the role of this receptor in antigen presentation and lymphocyte activation in both human and murine systems
Will be a member in the Department of Immunology and Inflammation which offers many opportunities for collaboration and broad technical support
Requirements:
Ph.D. in related field
0-2 years of post-doctoral experience
Record of scientific achievement including first author publications
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
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Job Department: Immunology
Job Category: Science/Research & Development
Job Description:
Boehringer Ingelheim is a family-owned company that is in the business of providing our customers with pharmaceutical and animal health products that significantly enhance their health and improve their quality of life. Our most important resource is our committed, creative and determined employees whose energy is focused on discovery, development and delivery of our innovative products to those who need them. The employees of Boehringer Ingelheim are our most important competitive advantage. Our global presence and thinking provides the opportunity for employees to work internationally and on teams, offering them visibility and the ability to influence the direction and outcome of critical projects. Competitive benefit and compensation programs reflect the Company’s high regard for its employees and enhance each person’s ability to balance the demands of work and personal responsibilities. Every employee at Boehringer Ingelheim contributes to the company’s uncompromising commitment to quality in our products, excellence in our scientific pursuits and high ethical standards of behavior. The diversity of our employees makes it possible for us to craft unique solutions to today’s complex business challenges. We are an equal opportunity employer. M/F/D/V.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Responsible for characterizing the anti-inflammatory mechanisms of cannabinoid receptors expressed on cells of the immune systems
Initial studies will assess the role of this receptor in antigen presentation and lymphocyte activation in both human and murine systems
Will be a member in the Department of Immunology and Inflammation which offers many opportunities for collaboration and broad technical support
Requirements:
Ph.D. in related field
0-2 years of post-doctoral experience
Record of scientific achievement including first author publications
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
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