Job Area: Computational Biology
The Luxembourg Centre of Systems Biomedicine (LCSB) has the following vacancy. Postdoc (Research Associate) ·Ref. S-STR-4002-00-B · Fixed-term contract for 2 years with possibility of renewal for up to 5 years, 40h/week.The research will focus on development and implementation of new approaches to visualize molecular interaction networks. In particular, the successful candidate will propose new methods to combine different sources of data, including bioinformatics databases and high-throughput omics, on diagrams of molecular mechanisms. [More]
My client is a Philadelphia-based biotech spinout from the University of Pennsylvania, seeks an experienced Ph.D.-level computational scientist to lead the conception, development and implementation of the company’s core strength in developing precision diagnostics through multi-dimensional computational biology. [More]
We are looking for a creative and collaborative computational biologist to join our research team focused on studying genome biology, gene regulation, epigentics and cancer biology. The candidate should be proficient in computer programming and analysis of genomic/next generation sequencing data sets, and have experience working with biological systems. [More]
Perform state-of-the-art research in computational and systems biology transversally in service of the R&D Program. Build computational models drawing from concepts in thermodynamic flux analysis, metabolic control analysis, genome scale modeling, forward simulation, supervised & unsupervised learning, and design-of-experiments. Identify and propose research targets/experiment designs based on the interpretation of data in collaboration with scientists. [More]
This newly created role, the Assistant Computational Biologist role provides assistance to faculty and research staff in the collection, management, analysis and interpretation of biological data, with a focus on the analysis of data from genomic, transcriptomic, proteomic, or microarray studies. This role will be in the laboratories of Dr. Kimberly Stegmaier and Dr. Scott Armstrong at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in the Department of Pediatric Oncology. [More]
The Jackson Laboratory is immediately seeking computational scientists at all levels (Application/Assistant/Associate/Full/Senior Computational Scientists) to join our Computational Sciences group. These positions offer the opportunity to make leading contributions to cutting edge research in mouse genetics, disease biology, and translational research in collaboration with the faculty and genetic resource scientists and clients of The Jackson Laboratory (JAX). Cross campus and industry collaborations are encouraged. [More]
We seek a talented, collaborative interdisciplinary scientist to catalyze the development and application of computational approaches for the analysis of high-dimensional cell and molecular profiling data and integrative modeling of multiscale dynamical biological systems. The successful candidate will work on computational analysis of large multi-omics datasets (including genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, and phenomics) and mathematical modeling of complex biological systems. [More]
We seek a talented, collaborative inter-disciplinary scientist to lead work on the computational analysis of high-dimensional tissue, cell, immune and molecular profiling data in close collaboration with Celgene's strategic research & development partners. This individual will play a key scientific role leveraging innovative computational analysis strategies to empower data-driven decisions for therapeutic development programs in Celgene's Research and Development organization. [More]
The Computational Biology Group at PNNL is seeking a research scientist with expertise in host and pathogen biology, experimental generation and computational analysis of high throughput data, data integration in a systems biology context, and network approaches to analysis of systems biology data. [More]
The multi-scale muscle mechanics ("M3") laboratory in the Biomedical Engineering Department at the University of Virginia is looking for a post-doctoral research associate to work in the area of computational modeling of skeletal muscle growth and adaptation, under the direct supervision of Dr. Silvia Salinas Blemker and Dr. Shayn Peirce-Cottler. [More]