Medicinal chemistry
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M.Sc. or Ph.D. students.
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There are no vacancies (updated on April 29th, 2025).
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Postdoctoral fellow.
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There are no vacancies (updated on April 29th, 2025).
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Currently, my group has no more places for students or postdoctoral fellows. However, I invite you to visit my page periodically to know when (and if) there are any upcoming opportunities.
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The Advanced Research on Transcription Factors Group (ARTG) is comprised of an interdisciplinary team from a variety of backgrounds including synthetic organic chemistry, molecular modeling, cell biology, and pharmacology.
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Graduate studies
Minimum ARTG requirements
(please read carefully)
Graduate student (M.Sc. degree)
B.Sc. degree in organic chemistry or molecular modeling. If you have a degree in any other area, please inquire before submitting your application.
GPA = 3.5 or above.
Critical thinking skills.
Effective time-management skills.
Applicants are expected to show initiative and problem-solving skills.
Graduate student (Ph.D. degree)
B.Sc. and M.Sc. degree in organic chemistry or molecular modeling.
GPA = 3.5 or above.
Applicants with peer-reviewed publications during their M.Sc. degree will be ranked higher.
Critical thinking skills.
Effective time-management skills.
Applicants are expected to demonstrate leadership and problem-solving skills.
Postdoctoral fellow (PDF)
Ph.D. degree in organic chemistry, molecular modeling, or any area relevant to medicinal chemistry.
The graduation date should be within the last two years.
A successful track record of scientific publications during the applicant's Ph.D. degree.
As a general guideline, it is considered acceptable at least one publication per year in peer-reviewed journals relevant to medicinal chemistry. Applicants with lower research productivity may be considered only if their work is truly innovative (high impact factor journals), or there is a reasonable justification (i.e. pending patents; company-based research; sick/maternity/paternity leaves, etc.)
Critical thinking skills.
Effective time-management skills.
Ability to work with minimal supervision.
Applicants are expected to show initiative and problem-solving skills.