Novo Nordisk A/S
Ballerup, 1 stilling
- Student & Internship
- Denmark - Måløv
At Novo Nordisk, we share a passion for changing patients’ lives, and we are always looking for talented individuals who want to join us in this effort. Our internships provide exciting learning opportunities for students who bring new ways of thinking to our company.
About the department
In Pathology we focus on the safety evaluation of organ and cellular toxicity, as part of Non-clinical Development in Global Research. We work individually, in project teams and in close collaboration with other stakeholders. We contribute to many different research and development projects and are responsible for delivering high quality safety data necessary for the selection of new drug candidates. We are located in Måløv in the Copenhagen area as part of Global Research
The job
Your main job tasks will be, besides standard histology laboratory work, to contribute to implementation of relevant immunohistochemistry (IHC) and in-situ hybridization (ISH) methods used in: testing new IHC, ISH and other molecular pathology techniques when available
Additionally you will be may be involved in quantitative histology e.g. image analysis, stereology, and participate in ultrastructure tissue preparation and involved in handling of our transmission electron microscope
Qualifications
You have solid experience with different IHC and ISH techniques. Preferable you have technical flair and are interest in handling the electron microscope and also interest in quantitative determination in histology slides. You must have a qualitative mind-set as you will be working in a GLP approved environment. In addition you are open-minded and a team player with good collaboration skills, results oriented and organized in your working routines.
Practicalities
Qualification: Students in their Bachelor Degree.
Period: The internship position is a full-time position for 4-6 months.
Start date:1st February, 2016
At Novo Nordisk, your skills, dedication and ambition help us change lives for the better. In exchange we offer you an opportunity to work with stimulated colleagues together with ranges of possibilities for professional and personal development
Contact
For futher information, please contact Brent Marvin Witgen at +45 3075 3436 or Jette Nowak at +45 3075 4622.
Deadline
5 November 2015.
