What the f uck are you having for Dinner thread..

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Red Hadron Collider said:
Anyone know anyone who can do this:

Associate Director/Director of Cell Therapy and Process/Vector Optimisation

Our pioneering and exciting client is enhancing its Research to Development (R2D) expertise in T cell immuno-oncology by establishing this leadership role for an Associate Director/Director of Cell Therapy and Process/Vector Optimisation

Their advancing technology platform delivers TCR-based T-cell therapies in order to generate robust antigen - specific T-cell responses. In partnership with the research team you will ensure Cell therapy processes and technology are optimised and translatable into the GMP manufacturing and clinical applications

You will establish and be responsible for the cell therapy R2D activities within the company by acting as key technical expert, establishing key criteria, technology and process that will allow ultimate successful integration of strong scientific research into a product with clinical utility.

We are looking for a talented leader who has a PhD in relevant scientific discipline - preferably immunology, together with a minimum of 10 years’ experience in positions of scientific expertise including experience in process optimisation for cellular therapies and preferably within the biopharmaceutical setting.
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I could do it but depends on how well you want the job done and if you're flexible on qualifications.
 
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Red Hadron Collider said:
Anyone know anyone who can do this:

Associate Director/Director of Cell Therapy and Process/Vector Optimisation

Our pioneering and exciting client is enhancing its Research to Development (R2D) expertise in T cell immuno-oncology by establishing this leadership role for an Associate Director/Director of Cell Therapy and Process/Vector Optimisation

Their advancing technology platform delivers TCR-based T-cell therapies in order to generate robust antigen - specific T-cell responses. In partnership with the research team you will ensure Cell therapy processes and technology are optimised and translatable into the GMP manufacturing and clinical applications

You will establish and be responsible for the cell therapy R2D activities within the company by acting as key technical expert, establishing key criteria, technology and process that will allow ultimate successful integration of strong scientific research into a product with clinical utility.

We are looking for a talented leader who has a PhD in relevant scientific discipline - preferably immunology, together with a minimum of 10 years’ experience in positions of scientific expertise including experience in process optimisation for cellular therapies and preferably within the biopharmaceutical setting.
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Ros Franklin, had she not died 60 years ago. Otherwise HIAG- he seems to know more about the disease than the W.H.O.
 
Red Hadron Collider said:
Anyone know anyone who can do this:

Associate Director/Director of Cell Therapy and Process/Vector Optimisation

Our pioneering and exciting client is enhancing its Research to Development (R2D) expertise in T cell immuno-oncology by establishing this leadership role for an Associate Director/Director of Cell Therapy and Process/Vector Optimisation

Their advancing technology platform delivers TCR-based T-cell therapies in order to generate robust antigen - specific T-cell responses. In partnership with the research team you will ensure Cell therapy processes and technology are optimised and translatable into the GMP manufacturing and clinical applications

You will establish and be responsible for the cell therapy R2D activities within the company by acting as key technical expert, establishing key criteria, technology and process that will allow ultimate successful integration of strong scientific research into a product with clinical utility.

We are looking for a talented leader who has a PhD in relevant scientific discipline - preferably immunology, together with a minimum of 10 years’ experience in positions of scientific expertise including experience in process optimisation for cellular therapies and preferably within the biopharmaceutical setting.
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On a serious note that work is extremely valuable. Massive step forward in cancer treatment <ok>
 
Tobes said:
Indeed. There was an incredible film made on the subject by BBC last year. War in the Blood it was called, well worth filling an hour or two of lockdown with.
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I saw that mate. Excellent programme...filled with tragedy and hope at the end.
 
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Got some fresh quarter pounders..
Still got some southern fried chicken steaks.
Got some brioche buns.
Got some onions, mushrooms, and peppers, and many a relish.

Sorted.
 
Tobes said:
Indeed. There was an incredible film made on the subject by BBC last year. War in the Blood it was called, well worth filling an hour or two of lockdown with.
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Think it's still on I-player. Wait until quantum computing is linked to DNA sequencing though - wow. Some years (decades?) off yet, but some are predicting man-made cells for ****ing everything. Maybe problems in the future though if nature doesn't sort things out itself? Look at Penicillin - once a wonder drug (still is) , but because it was given out willy-nilly for half a century.... well we all know the results. So it'll still be the best solution to let children suffer from colds and flu and develop immunities rather than inject them with designer cells and their bodies 'lose' the abilty to adapt themselves.
 
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Chief said:
Doesn't buy takeaway though, so.............................
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We’re not buying takeaways Chief. I just worry that some doofus might’ve sneezed on it. No idea whether that is better, worse or the same as someone sneezing on the food we’re cooking at home. But then we have been very cautious from the outset as a friend of ours who is frontline has been spooking us since the start of this ****show. I’d love a takeaway TBH.
 
This is the problem. How the **** do we know that whoever has handled it has washed and used cleanser etc.? We don't.

I'd only order from this one Pizza place that I know, and i'd be looking at them having done it all stringently.

It would be fingers crossed though I suppose.
 
Chief said:
This is the problem. How the **** do we know that whoever has handled it has washed and used cleanser etc.? We don't.

I'd only order from this one Pizza place that I know, and i'd be looking at them having done it all stringently.

It would be fingers crossed though I suppose.
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There’s no way I can live off my own cooking or my wife’s cooking for a month or longer, I’d rather die. So take-out food is welcome in my home.
 
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I do get most of my evening meals from Cookfood mind, so that also limits the amount of home made meals I have to eat.

You should count yourselves very lucky if you and your wife can cook to a good standard.
 
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