Drug Discovery: Hit Identification, Hit-to-Lead, Lead Optimization
Small Molecule Synthesis
Multidimensional data analysis and conceptual development
Selection and analysis of biochemical, cellular and ADME assays, PK and in vivo animal models and toxicology studies
Management
Project management, strategic pipeline planning
Outsourcing
Collaborative Business and Services
Team building and Leadership
BD activities (e.g. at Bio Europe Partnering Conference)
GMP and GCP
CMC
RBQM and Quality-by-Design, Risk-Management Plans
CSV (Computerized System Validation)
Training
Trainings on Leadership, GCP, GMP, CMC, project management, RBQM
Dr. Stefan Tasler
since 2020: VP Drug Discovery & Development, Vivoryon Therapeutics N.V.
Preclinical project pipeline: strategy, budget and forecasts
ADME program and pharmacologic evaluation for indication selection
Project lead for protease inhibitor program, Hit-to-Lead and Lead Optimization
Small molecule drug in Phase II clinical trials: CMC support, GxP compliance
2016-2020: Head of Small Molecules (Site Manager), BioNTech Small Molecules GmbH
Establishment of small molecule / ADC project pipeline in immuno-oncology
Hit identification / Lead optimization
CRO outsourcing
Supporting small molecule drug advancement into Phase I
2012-2016: Head of Research, 4SC Discovery GmbH
Nourishing sustainable small molecule drug pipeline up to Phase I
Project lead for two small molecule preclinical projects (psoriasis, autoimmune diseases), from Hit to IND-enabling studies
Coordination of and projects leads for collaborative service business including the i2c technology platform (“idea to candidate”)
2002-2011: Research Scientist then Senior Scientist, MedChem; 4SC AG
Small molecule MedChem and pharmacology, lead for internal and collaborative projects (Service business)
Target areas: GPCRs, kinases (oncology), ion channels
Until 2020: hit identification strategically driven by bioinformatics group with proprietary 4SCan® tool for virtual screening
Education / Academia
2000-2002
Postdoc Position with Prof. B. H. Lipshutz, Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry at the University of California, Santa Barbara, USA; Nickel catalysis in aromatic aminations; DAAD stipend
2000
Doctoral examination in Organic Chemistry and Biochemical Toxicology: Summa cum laude
1996-2000
Doctoral thesis under guidance of Prof. Dr. G. Bringmann, Institut für Organische Chemie, Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg 'Synthesis of atropisomerically pure Biscarbazole Alkaloids'
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