Cancer Pharmacology and Drug Discovery– Tenure Track Faculty (Assistant/Associate)
for section headings. Use - for any list of duties/requirements/benefits, and
for prose.
We need to decide what to list as bullet points.
Let's extract responsibilities: "establish or support an innovative, independent and collaborative research program addressing important, fundamental questions in the area of cancer biology." "Interdisciplinary and translational approaches are encouraged that establish collaborations with consortium faculty." "Faculty will have the exciting opportunity to be involved in teaching activities for medical students and residents as well as targeted lectures in their area of expertise." Also "New faculty are expected to establish or support an innovative, independent, and collaborative research program addressing important, fundamental questions in the areas of Cancer Pharmacology and Drug Discovery." Also "Candidates with a demonstrated ability to secure peer reviewed funding are preferred." That's more a qualification.
Responsibilities bullet list could include:
- Establish or support an innovative, independent, and collaborative research program addressing fundamental questions in cancer biology and cancer pharmacology/drug discovery.
- Pursue interdisciplinary and translational approaches, fostering collaborations with consortium faculty.
- Engage in teaching activities for medical students and residents, and deliver targeted lectures in area of expertise.
- Secure peer-reviewed funding (preferred).
- Contribute to preclinical and/or clinical therapeutics research informed by laboratory science.
But we need to ensure we don't invent. The posting mentions "Candidates with a demonstrated ability to secure peer reviewed funding are preferred." That's a qualification, not responsibility. However we could still list as responsibility? Better to keep as qualification.
Responsibilities: establishing research program, interdisciplinary/translational collaborations, teaching activities.
Also "New faculty are expected to establish or support an innovative, independent, and collaborative research program addressing important, fundamental questions in the areas of Cancer Pharmacology and Drug Discovery." That's similar.
Now Requirements/Qualifications/Skills: The posting mentions:
- Assistant or Associate Professor level, tenure track faculty position.
- Research focus in cancer pharmacology, including drug discovery and development, biology of key molecular targets of cancer, mechanisms of action and resistance of cancer therapies.
- Strong background in translation of basic science to patient care or drug discovery applying DNA-encoded library screening, molecular glue, PROTAC and other innovative small molecule drug discovery technologies, or therapeutic antibody engineering and development.
- Engaged in preclinical and/or clinical therapeutics research that originates from, or is directly informed by, the laboratory science of the programs’ current/future effort.
- Demonstrated ability to secure peer-reviewed funding (preferred).
- Possibly PhD, MD/PhD? Not explicitly stated but implied for faculty. Not to invent.
We should not invent details like degree requirements if not stated. So we list only what is stated.
Thus qualifications bullet list:
- Appointment at Assistant or Associate Professor level (tenure track).
- Research focus in cancer pharmacology: drug discovery and development, biology of key molecular targets, mechanisms of action and resistance of cancer therapies.
- Strong background in translating basic science to patient care or drug discovery using DNA-encoded library screening, molecular glue, PROTAC, or other innovative small molecule drug discovery technologies, or therapeutic antibody engineering and development.
- Experience in preclinical and/or clinical therapeutics research informed by laboratory science.
- Demonstrated ability to secure peer-reviewed funding (preferred).
Skills: maybe overlapping with qualifications. Could combine.
Benefits: "Our Cancer Pharmacology Research Program offers an exciting, collaborative research environment with attractive packages available for qualified candidates." Also mention "Rutgers Cancer Institute is an NCI -designated, comprehensive and consortium cancer center..." but that's more about institution. Benefits: attractive packages (unspecified). Not specific details like health insurance, relocation, etc. Since it's vague "attractive packages", we might still include Benefits section with that statement. The rule: never emit a heading followed by filler/placeholder text (e.g., "commensurate with experience", "not specified", "N/A", "varies", "TBD"). "attractive packages" is vague but not exactly placeholder like "not specified". It's a statement that there are attractive packages. Might be acceptable. However we should avoid if it's too vague. The instruction: "Prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones." Could include Benefits with that statement.
We also have location info: Rutgers Cancer Institute, New Brunswick, etc. Not a section.
We should not include repeated lines.
Now produce HTML:
About the role
... summary paragraph.
Then Responsibilities
- ...
...
Then Qualifications
- ...
...
Then Benefits
... attractive packages.
We could also include Skills but maybe not needed.
We must not repeat job title as heading. Not include Job ID.
We must not include navigation etc.
Now craft the About the role paragraph: combine the posting summary into a concise prose preserving all substantive info. Must not invent or summarize away detail. We need to preserve all substantive information; but we can condense as long as we keep all details? The instruction: "Preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail." That means we cannot omit details. So we need to include all details from posting. That's a lot. If we summarize, we might lose detail. We need to include everything. However we can keep it as a paragraph that includes all details, maybe long but okay.
We need to include everything: tenure track and non-tenure track positions, expectations, interdisciplinary, translational, collaborations, ability to secure peer-reviewed funding preferred, teaching activities, Assistant/Associate Professor level, research focus in cancer pharmacology (drug discovery, biology of key molecular targets, mechanisms of action/resistance), interest in translation using DNA-encoded library screening, molecular glue, PROTAC, other innovative small molecule drug discovery tech, therapeutic antibody engineering, preclinical/clinical therapeutics research informed by lab science, collaborative research environment, attractive packages, NCI-designated comprehensive cancer center includes faculty from Rutgers RWJMS, RBHS, Princeton, leader in basic, clinical, prevention, public health science, world-class cancer care, advanced medicines, website, contact email.
Also the RBHS overview, RWJMS overview, Cancer Institute overview details. Those are also substantive. We need to preserve all substantive information from the entire posting. That includes the RBHS overview, RWJMS overview, Cancer Institute overview. So we need to include all that info as well.
Thus About the role section may become huge but okay.
We must not omit any detail. So we need to include all the paragraphs about RBHS overview, RWJMS overview, Cancer Institute overview.
Thus we will produce a single containing all that info? Could break into multiple
but rule: use
for prose. Could have multiple
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for prose. It didn't forbid multiple
under a section. So we can have multiple
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Thus we can have About the role section with multiple
each containing a chunk of the original text, preserving all details.
We must not create headings for sub-sections like Overview RBHS Overview etc unless they are actual headings in posting. They are not headings; they are just bolded text? In the posting they appear as "Overview RBHS Overview:" etc. Those are not formal headings; we could treat them as part of prose.
Thus we will output:
About the role
Rutgers Cancer Institute invites applications for faculty positions in cancer research for tenure track and non-tenure track positions. New tenure track faculty are expected to establish or support an innovative, independent and collaborative research program addressing important, fundamental questions in the area of cancer biology. Interdisciplinary and translational approaches are encouraged that establish collaborations with consortium faculty. Candidates with a demonstrated ability to secure peer reviewed funding are preferred. Faculty will have the exciting opportunity to be involved in teaching activities for medical students and residents as well as targeted lectures in their area of expertise. We invite applications for an Assistant or Associate Professor level, tenure track faculty position with a research focus in cancer pharmacology, including drug discovery and development, the biology of key molecular targets of cancer, and mechanisms of action and resistance of cancer therapies. We are especially interested in individuals with strong background in translation of basic science to patient care or drug discovery applying DNA -encoded library screening, molecular glue, PROTAC and other innovative small molecule drug discovery technologies, or therapeutic antibody engineering and development. Additionally, we welcome candidates engaged in preclinical and/or clinical therapeutics research that originates from, or is directly informed by, the laboratory science of the programs’ current/future effort. Our Cancer Pharmacology Research Program offers an exciting, collaborative research environment with attractive packages available for qualified candidates. New faculty are expected to establish or support an innovative, independent, and collaborative research program addressing important, fundamental questions in the areas of Cancer Pharmacology and Drug Discovery. Rutgers Cancer Institute is an NCI -designated, comprehensive and consortium cancer center that includes faculty members from across Rutgers University (including Rutgers Robert Wood Medical School, Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences) and Princeton University. We are a leader in basic, clinical, prevention, and public health science, offering world-class quality cancer care providing the most advanced medicines and treatment options for patients in our health system network across the state. Visit our website at www.cinj
for prose. We need to decide what to list as bullet points. Let's extract responsibilities: "establish or support an innovative, independent and collaborative research program addressing important, fundamental questions in the area of cancer biology." "Interdisciplinary and translational approaches are encouraged that establish collaborations with consortium faculty." "Faculty will have the exciting opportunity to be involved in teaching activities for medical students and residents as well as targeted lectures in their area of expertise." Also "New faculty are expected to establish or support an innovative, independent, and collaborative research program addressing important, fundamental questions in the areas of Cancer Pharmacology and Drug Discovery." Also "Candidates with a demonstrated ability to secure peer reviewed funding are preferred." That's more a qualification. Responsibilities bullet list could include: - Establish or support an innovative, independent, and collaborative research program addressing fundamental questions in cancer biology and cancer pharmacology/drug discovery. - Pursue interdisciplinary and translational approaches, fostering collaborations with consortium faculty. - Engage in teaching activities for medical students and residents, and deliver targeted lectures in area of expertise. - Secure peer-reviewed funding (preferred). - Contribute to preclinical and/or clinical therapeutics research informed by laboratory science. But we need to ensure we don't invent. The posting mentions "Candidates with a demonstrated ability to secure peer reviewed funding are preferred." That's a qualification, not responsibility. However we could still list as responsibility? Better to keep as qualification. Responsibilities: establishing research program, interdisciplinary/translational collaborations, teaching activities. Also "New faculty are expected to establish or support an innovative, independent, and collaborative research program addressing important, fundamental questions in the areas of Cancer Pharmacology and Drug Discovery." That's similar. Now Requirements/Qualifications/Skills: The posting mentions: - Assistant or Associate Professor level, tenure track faculty position. - Research focus in cancer pharmacology, including drug discovery and development, biology of key molecular targets of cancer, mechanisms of action and resistance of cancer therapies. - Strong background in translation of basic science to patient care or drug discovery applying DNA-encoded library screening, molecular glue, PROTAC and other innovative small molecule drug discovery technologies, or therapeutic antibody engineering and development. - Engaged in preclinical and/or clinical therapeutics research that originates from, or is directly informed by, the laboratory science of the programs’ current/future effort. - Demonstrated ability to secure peer-reviewed funding (preferred). - Possibly PhD, MD/PhD? Not explicitly stated but implied for faculty. Not to invent. We should not invent details like degree requirements if not stated. So we list only what is stated. Thus qualifications bullet list: - Appointment at Assistant or Associate Professor level (tenure track). - Research focus in cancer pharmacology: drug discovery and development, biology of key molecular targets, mechanisms of action and resistance of cancer therapies. - Strong background in translating basic science to patient care or drug discovery using DNA-encoded library screening, molecular glue, PROTAC, or other innovative small molecule drug discovery technologies, or therapeutic antibody engineering and development. - Experience in preclinical and/or clinical therapeutics research informed by laboratory science. - Demonstrated ability to secure peer-reviewed funding (preferred). Skills: maybe overlapping with qualifications. Could combine. Benefits: "Our Cancer Pharmacology Research Program offers an exciting, collaborative research environment with attractive packages available for qualified candidates." Also mention "Rutgers Cancer Institute is an NCI -designated, comprehensive and consortium cancer center..." but that's more about institution. Benefits: attractive packages (unspecified). Not specific details like health insurance, relocation, etc. Since it's vague "attractive packages", we might still include Benefits section with that statement. The rule: never emit a heading followed by filler/placeholder text (e.g., "commensurate with experience", "not specified", "N/A", "varies", "TBD"). "attractive packages" is vague but not exactly placeholder like "not specified". It's a statement that there are attractive packages. Might be acceptable. However we should avoid if it's too vague. The instruction: "Prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones." Could include Benefits with that statement. We also have location info: Rutgers Cancer Institute, New Brunswick, etc. Not a section. We should not include repeated lines. Now produce HTML:
About the role
... summary paragraph.
ThenResponsibilities
- ... ...
Qualifications
- ... ...
Benefits
... attractive packages.
We could also include Skills but maybe not needed. We must not repeat job title as heading. Not include Job ID. We must not include navigation etc. Now craft the About the role paragraph: combine the posting summary into a concise prose preserving all substantive info. Must not invent or summarize away detail. We need to preserve all substantive information; but we can condense as long as we keep all details? The instruction: "Preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail." That means we cannot omit details. So we need to include all details from posting. That's a lot. If we summarize, we might lose detail. We need to include everything. However we can keep it as a paragraph that includes all details, maybe long but okay. We need to include everything: tenure track and non-tenure track positions, expectations, interdisciplinary, translational, collaborations, ability to secure peer-reviewed funding preferred, teaching activities, Assistant/Associate Professor level, research focus in cancer pharmacology (drug discovery, biology of key molecular targets, mechanisms of action/resistance), interest in translation using DNA-encoded library screening, molecular glue, PROTAC, other innovative small molecule drug discovery tech, therapeutic antibody engineering, preclinical/clinical therapeutics research informed by lab science, collaborative research environment, attractive packages, NCI-designated comprehensive cancer center includes faculty from Rutgers RWJMS, RBHS, Princeton, leader in basic, clinical, prevention, public health science, world-class cancer care, advanced medicines, website, contact email. Also the RBHS overview, RWJMS overview, Cancer Institute overview details. Those are also substantive. We need to preserve all substantive information from the entire posting. That includes the RBHS overview, RWJMS overview, Cancer Institute overview. So we need to include all that info as well. Thus About the role section may become huge but okay. We must not omit any detail. So we need to include all the paragraphs about RBHS overview, RWJMS overview, Cancer Institute overview. Thus we will produce a singlecontaining all that info? Could break into multiple
but rule: use
for prose. Could have multiple
elements under About the role? The instruction: Use
for prose. It didn't forbid multiple
under a section. So we can have multiple
elements. Thus we can have About the role section with multiple
each containing a chunk of the original text, preserving all details. We must not create headings for sub-sections like Overview RBHS Overview etc unless they are actual headings in posting. They are not headings; they are just bolded text? In the posting they appear as "Overview RBHS Overview:" etc. Those are not formal headings; we could treat them as part of prose. Thus we will output:
About the role
Rutgers Cancer Institute invites applications for faculty positions in cancer research for tenure track and non-tenure track positions. New tenure track faculty are expected to establish or support an innovative, independent and collaborative research program addressing important, fundamental questions in the area of cancer biology. Interdisciplinary and translational approaches are encouraged that establish collaborations with consortium faculty. Candidates with a demonstrated ability to secure peer reviewed funding are preferred. Faculty will have the exciting opportunity to be involved in teaching activities for medical students and residents as well as targeted lectures in their area of expertise. We invite applications for an Assistant or Associate Professor level, tenure track faculty position with a research focus in cancer pharmacology, including drug discovery and development, the biology of key molecular targets of cancer, and mechanisms of action and resistance of cancer therapies. We are especially interested in individuals with strong background in translation of basic science to patient care or drug discovery applying DNA -encoded library screening, molecular glue, PROTAC and other innovative small molecule drug discovery technologies, or therapeutic antibody engineering and development. Additionally, we welcome candidates engaged in preclinical and/or clinical therapeutics research that originates from, or is directly informed by, the laboratory science of the programs’ current/future effort. Our Cancer Pharmacology Research Program offers an exciting, collaborative research environment with attractive packages available for qualified candidates. New faculty are expected to establish or support an innovative, independent, and collaborative research program addressing important, fundamental questions in the areas of Cancer Pharmacology and Drug Discovery. Rutgers Cancer Institute is an NCI -designated, comprehensive and consortium cancer center that includes faculty members from across Rutgers University (including Rutgers Robert Wood Medical School, Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences) and Princeton University. We are a leader in basic, clinical, prevention, and public health science, offering world-class quality cancer care providing the most advanced medicines and treatment options for patients in our health system network across the state. Visit our website at www.cinj