Job Description:
A Postdoctoral Research Associate is desired to work in Dr. Rebecca Fry's laboratory (a large multi-disciplinary laboratory environment) specifically in the area of environmental epigenetics and children's environmental health. The researcher will work on large-scale epigenomics' datasets and should therefore have experience with programming languages such as R and SAS. The researcher will perform molecular epidemiologic research using human population-based datasets related to children's environmental health. In addition, the researcher will assist and lead manuscript writing and present research at scientific conferences through posters and public presentations. Minimum Qualifications: - SAS and R programming - Strong background in environmental health/biology - A track record of publications; and - Experience working in a research team environment. - Doctoral degree in Biology, Genetics, Environmental Health Sciences, Epidemiology, or Bioinformatics is required.
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The Department of Environmental Sciences and Engineering is one of the eight academic departments located in the Gillings School of Global Public Health. The department's primary focus is on research and graduate education at the interface of the environment and human health, with an increasing emphasis on undergraduate education.[Click Here to Access the Original Job Post]
A Postdoctoral Research Associate is desired to work in Dr. Rebecca Fry's laboratory (a large multi-disciplinary laboratory environment) specifically in the area of environmental epigenetics and children's environmental health. The researcher will work on large-scale epigenomics' datasets and should therefore have experience with programming languages such as R and SAS. The researcher will perform molecular epidemiologic research using human population-based datasets related to children's environmental health. In addition, the researcher will assist and lead manuscript writing and present research at scientific conferences through posters and public presentations. Minimum Qualifications: - SAS and R programming - Strong background in environmental health/biology - A track record of publications; and - Experience working in a research team environment. - Doctoral degree in Biology, Genetics, Environmental Health Sciences, Epidemiology, or Bioinformatics is required.
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The Department of Environmental Sciences and Engineering is one of the eight academic departments located in the Gillings School of Global Public Health. The department's primary focus is on research and graduate education at the interface of the environment and human health, with an increasing emphasis on undergraduate education.[Click Here to Access the Original Job Post]