Job Area: Computational Biology
The Computer-Aided Drug Discovery (CADD) team in Cambridge brings together diverse skill sets in helping NIBR discovery teams validate and drug new targets. We are seeking a unique computational scientist to complement the team with the skills, experience and passion to extract new knowledge and disruptive insights from the large and rich body of data collected by the one of the world’s oldest pharmaceutical companies. [More]
You are: A computational biologist committed to applying genomic techniques for clinical benefit; A highly organized and self-directed scientist who enjoys working in a team, can manage multiple tasks simultaneously, and can solve problems independently; Someone who thrives in a fast-paced, dynamic team-oriented environment with changing priorities; Experienced in both experimental and computational cancer genomic methodologies... [More]
Under supervision of the Principal Investigator, the Computational Biologist will develop computational methodologies and analysis techniques relevant to cancer stem cell research. The work associated with this position will be part of the daily activities of the Division of Regenerative Medicine Labs. The goals for this position are: i) provide computational support to biologists and clinicians in interdisciplinary cancer and/or stem cell research projects... [More]
We are seeking an independent scientist to integrate large-scale patient-derived molecular data to identify new drug targeting opportunities in cancer. The individual will benefit from regular interactions with the cancer biology and computational biology teams, including a strong group of machine learning and mathematical modeling experts. [More]
The Su Lab is looking for one (or possibly two) postdoctoral researchers to join the "Gene Wiki" team, the goal of which is to use crowdsourcing to organize biomedical knowledge. While this project previously revolved around free-text, gene-specific reviews in Wikipedia, it now centers around integrating structured data in the context of Wikidata. [More]
We are looking for a junior postdoctoral researcher interested in software development, bioinformatics and molecular modeling, and motivated to develop a career in an interdisciplinary and international team. Our big goal is to model RNA-ligand interactions, towards the development of new drugs, and to design new RNA molecules that bind to selected ligands. [More]
The Genomics Institute invites applications from outstanding scientists for the position of Assistant Research Scientist with the Computational Genomics Laboratory, under the direction of Assistant Professor Benedict Paten. We seek a self-motivated, creative scientist who is experienced in biological data analysis and who has knowledge... [More]
Vividion Therapeutics is seeking a versatile computational biologist to contribute to the identification and development of novel small-molecule drugs. Vividion is a privately held biotechnology company based in San Diego that is leveraging an innovative and proprietary chemical proteomics platform to efficiently discover novel drugs in multiple areas including oncology and immunology. [More]
The Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center is seeking an Associate Research Scientist for its Biomedical Informatics Share Resource. The BISR supports the computational biology and bioinformatics needs of investigators throughout the Cancer Center on a wide range of projects in the areas of Cancer Research, including the analysis of gene expression, polymorphism, sequence, microRNA, and epigenomics data. [More]
A highly motivated Bioinformatician is required, to investigate genomic datasets from defined projects carried out by our team. The appointment grade will be commensurate to the successful applicant’s expertise. This is a new position that has been created to provide both day-to-day support and strategic direction for the bioinformatic needs of our Group. This will involve the exploration of genomic datasets generated by our studies... [More]