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Paul Bryce Email & Phone Number
Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies
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University of Massachusetts Lowell
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@sanofi.com
1 phone found area 312
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Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies
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Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
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Paul Bryce is listed as Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies at University of Massachusetts Lowell, based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at sanofi.com, phone signal with area code 312, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Paul Bryce.
Paul Bryce previously worked as Associate Dean for Research & Graduate Studies at University Of Massachusetts Lowell and Lecturer at Northeastern University. Paul Bryce holds Phd, Immunology from The University Of Manchester.
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About Paul Bryce
I was born in a small town in Scotland to a family tree of ship builders and coal miners. My siblings and I are first-generation academics due to the support of our parents and a work ethic that meant our grocery store stayed open 7 days a week and that Xmas morning was just another day if the newpapers were printing. Both my siblings are now lawyers but I chose science because...well, I don't actually remember why...but it changed my life! I was still in high school when I met Nobel laureate pharmacologist SirJames Black at Holyrood Palace while getting the gold Duke of Edinburgh Award and it seeded the idea that I could change lives through science. My BSc and PhD led to a move to Harvard Medical School for postdoc where, in a "eureka" experience, I worked side by side with clinicians for the first time. 6 years, 14 publications, a fellowship grant and a promotion to instructor later, I leapt at the chance to join the faculty at Northwestern University and build my own program. As faculty in The Department of Medicine at Feinberg Medical School, there wasn't many PhDs but plenty of like-minded peers, and an overwhelming translational focus to research-- it was home! By 2017, the milestones were checked off--publications, grants, mentoring, leadership--- except one: making a drug like Sir James had done! So, I followed up on the call from Sanofi about joining them to lead Type 2 Inflammation & Fibrosis research and a few months later was leading the building of a new therapeutic area, with its pipeline, collaborations, and operational/strategic vision all needing my contributions. In the next 5 years, I delivered everything that was expected AND more-- I was scored "High Performer" in 3 of those years, reflecting going above expectations in the "How" or "What" of the role. By 2022, when an old colleague reached out to see if I could be recruited to a small biotech she had joined, two programs had already passed to clinical development and I felt sure that what I had built would keep delivering even without me. ImmuneID was fun...a small team vibe with an academic flavor that was like smelling Mums kitchen again for me...but it didnt work out, like so many biotech companies in 2022/23.2023 became a year about me-- my personal and professional vision planning. I took some time off to focus on my woodworking hobby and build some things I couldn't do before. I trained in areas important to my soul-- DEI, data skills, research operations-- which I am now utilizing fully at UMass Lowell.
Listed skills include Immunology, Mucosal Immunology, Translational Research, In Vivo, and 23 others.
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Associate Dean For Research & Graduate Studies
CurrentHelping to drive research development, faculty and graduate program development, and innovation and partnerships at the Kennedy College of Sciences.
May 2024 - Present
Lecturer
CurrentPart-time lecturer and coordinator for "Glycobiology & Glycoanalysis" and "Biotechnology Enterprise" courses within the Master of Science in Biotechnology program.
Sep 2023 - Present
Executive Director
Immuneid
ImmuneID was aimed at transforming allergic and autoimmune diseases through commercialization of antibody profiling technology developed at Harvard Medical School and AI/ML–based bioinformatics. My key contributions were: • Led 3 teams of Lab-Heads, Scientists and Postdocs (overall headcount ~12).• Built the infrastructure and criteria for target selection and credentialing.• Developed the strategy for an “private data” experimental pipeline to enrich the AI/Machine Learning outputs.
May 2022 - Jan 2023
Senior Director
As one of five unit heads, I helped to establish the Immunology & Inflammation Research Therapeutic Area after joining in 2017, contributing to overall strategy, budget planning, and operational planning.I personally led a large portfolio that delivered success for the pipeline, strategy, and collaborative network. One major scientific focus was on using multi-specific targeting to go “Beyond Th2” by targeting cells such as mast cells, NK cells and ILCs. Examples of my success in these areas are:• Managed 20-25 employees that delivered 14 new targets, 8 lead series and 2 clinical candidate in 5 years.- Modalities included small molecules, mono- and multi-specific biologics and protein degraders.- Personally led the SAR443765 nanobody program for asthma into clinical development.- Led the “Innovation & Target Discovery” team, focused on innovative technologies, breakthrough science and credentialing of new drug targets.• Inventor on 2 patents for novel approaches to drug discovery.• “Transformative Technologies” winner at 2019 Sanofi R&D Science Awards for developing data-driven indication selection methods.• Project leader of 20M€ European Union “Innovative Medicine Initiative” project with 33 academic and industry partners from 13 countries. • Led a 4-person team that developed the operational planning and oversight for the COVID19 response and planned relocation into a new building.• “High Performance” scores in annual performance evaluations in 2018, 2019, & 2021, a designation given to only 20% of each grade band within the company.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Project leader for multi-omic asthma study with SEMA4 and Mount Sinai. https://www.fiercebiotech.com/medtech/sanofi-sema4-launch-five-year-real-world-digital-asthma-studyScientific leader for Innovative Medicine Initiative/European Union project on inflammatory skin diseases. http://biomap-imi.eu/network/industry-partners/sanofi
Jun 2017 - May 2022
Associate Professor
As a faculty member in the Department of Medicine (Division of Allergy & Immunology), I successfully created and sustained a highly productive, well-funded research laboratory and contributed significant service to the Medical School, Graduate School, and Deans Office, in addition to national and international societies. My contributions led to the award of Tenure in 2015 and promotion to Associate Professor.Our research focused on understanding the contributions of tissue-resident granulocytes, particularly focused around mast cells, in the balance of health versus disease and with a strong translational application into allergic diseases. We utilized clinical and preclinical approaches, including novel humanized immune system models and transgenic approaches.Some of my proudest moments include: --Over $7,000,000 direct funding over 10 years.--Directly mentored 5 PhD students, 8 PhD postdocs (industry & academia), 4 clinical fellows, and 2 junior faculty, served on >20 thesis committees and served as chair on 3. --Director of “Advanced Immunology” course for Driskill Graduate School PhD program from 2009-2017.--One of 10 faculty selected by the Deans Office to serve on the Core Service Funding Committee, over-seeing funding decisions for Feinberg Medical School core programs (2010-2014).
Aug 2012 - Jun 2017
Assistant Professor
2005 - 2012
~7 yrs
Research Fellow
1999 - 2005
~6 yrs
2 education records
Paul Bryce education
Phd, Immunology
The University Of Manchester
Bsc, Immunology & Pharmacology
University Of Strathclyde
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Paul Bryce works for University of Massachusetts Lowell.
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Paul Bryce is listed as Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies at University of Massachusetts Lowell.
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Paul Bryce is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States while working with University of Massachusetts Lowell.
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Paul Bryce has worked for University Of Massachusetts Lowell, Northeastern University, Immuneid, Sanofi, and Northwestern University.
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Paul Bryce holds Phd, Immunology from The University Of Manchester.
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Paul Bryce is listed with skills including Immunology, Mucosal Immunology, Translational Research, In Vivo, Mouse Models, Allergy, Antibodies, and Pharmacology.
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