CBSS is seeking a computationally oriented proteomics scientist with an interest in solving real-world problems in bioforensics and biosecurity. The successful candidate will contribute to research focused broadly on the identification and characterization of chemical signatures that are of concern to national security sponsors. [More]

Originally posted on 2018-06-24 - Ends on 2018-08-23

The Bioinformatics Scientist will contribute to fundamental science research programs studying microbial communities and environmental microbiology;The candidate will be responsible for data analysis from various high-throughput ‘omics platforms, including DNA/RNA sequence data, proteomics and metabolomics;Experience with high performance computing platforms, statistical computing and data integration methods is highly desirable... [More]

Originally posted on 2017-12-16

This internship will offer candidates the opportunity to explore research and technology career options and gain practical training in computer science and computational biology. Opportunities are available year-round, though length of appointments may vary according to the candidate's current curriculum, research projects, and program funding. [More]

Originally posted on 2017-11-28

The Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) seeks Post Bachelors Research Associate to work on proteomics data analysis. The candidate will be working closely with the team on a number of cancer proteomics projects funded by NCI/NIH. This position involves the development of data analysis pipelines in R, evaluating algorithms and solving cutting-edge problems with big proteomics data in general. [More]

Originally posted on 2017-09-30

The Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) seeks ambitious, high caliber candidates for a Post Bachelors/Masters Research Associate internship within the Computational Biology Group. The position involves the development of methods, algorithms and computer code for data analysis, visualization, and simulations specific for understanding complex microbial communities and multi’omics data. [More]

Originally posted on 2017-09-10

The Integrative Omics Research group at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) seeks a highly motivated research scientist in the areas bioinformatics research of advanced mass spectrometry-based proteomics and metabolomics. The successful candidate will be responsible for research supported by a broad range of sponsors including DOE and NIH in computational omics. [More]

Originally posted on 2017-07-25

The Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) and the Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL), seek a senior scientist to lead a scientific research organization of about 30 staff members (including limited-term employees such as postdoctoral research associates) and to contribute to our science research programs.  [More]

Originally posted on 2017-06-03

The Plant Pathology department is seeking to hire a Postdoctoral Fellow for Dr. Jesse Poland's lab. This person will be expected to independently design and implement complex genomics research experiments using the latest statistical modeling and machine learning approaches.The position will require synthesis of the current state-of-the-art in the discipline and a comprehensive understanding of appropriate experimental design and subsequent analysis. [More]

Originally posted on 2017-04-26

The Computational Biology group is seeking an individual to contribute to fundamental research programs studying microbial communities and environmental microbiology. Under the supervision of senior staff, the successful candidate will be responsible for data analysis of various high-throughput ‘omics platforms, including DNA/RNA sequence data, proteomics and metabolomics. [More]

Originally posted on 2017-02-01

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]

Originally posted on 2017-01-18