Job Role: Postdoc
The Multiscale Network Modeling Laboratory (MNML) at Icahn Institute of Genomics and Multiscale Biology, led by Prof. Bin Zhang, is seeking excellent candidates for Postdoctoral Fellow in Computational Biology. Candidates must have a PhD in Bioinformatics, Neuroscience, or a closely related field. The successful candidates are expected to apply novel network inference and mining algorithms to analyze large scale genetic, epigenetic, genomic, and clinical data in neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's, and Parkinson's etc. [More]
The MRC Human Genetics Unit in the IGMM, University of Edinburgh has a vacancy for a postdoctoral fellow in the field of computational/quantitative genetics and bioinformatics. The post-holder will be supervised by Dr. Albert Tenesa and initially undertake a project collaborative between Dr. Tenesa and Professor Ian Jackson. [More]
A post-doctoral position is available in the group of Dr. Kai Wang at the Institute for Genomic Medicine at Columbia University. Research in the lab focuses on developing genomics and bioinformatics methods to understand the genetic basis of human diseases. The candidate will work on the development of novel statistical approaches to improve power to detect genetic association from sequencing data. [More]
Applications are invited for a postdoctoral scholar position in the Kreiman lab. We are looking for an innovative and enthusiastic researcher with a strong quantitative background (e.g. Math, Physics, Computer Science) and experience in Neuroscience research and/or Computer Vision and/or Machine Learning. The research efforts will involve studying high-level vision and learning using a combination of computational models, neurophysiology and behavioral experiments. [More]
Applications are invited from enthusiastic, innovative and talented researchers for a Postdoctoral Scholar position in Computational and Systems Biology in the Kreiman lab (Children’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School). The goal of this project is to build quantitative models to understand biological coding mechanisms, with a particular emphasis in shedding light on the biological circuits responsible for transcriptional and translational control. [More]
The Landau Lab at the New York Genome Center is seeking candidates for a postdoctoral position. The Landau lab develops computational and experimental tools to study the fundamental question of somatic evolution in health and disease. Our research is geared towards uncovering basic principles in evolutionary biology, using both patient derived samples and experimental systems for modeling cancer evolution in vitro and in vivo. [More]
We are currently looking for a computational biologist to reinforce our global bioinformatics team as a Research Scientist. In the context of cancer and gene target discovery, the post-doctoral position will focus on the development of integrative analysis with multiple sources of OMICS data to identify new candidates. The successful candidate will have a demonstrated experience in handling large-scale genomics, transcriptomic, proteomic data and databases, a strong biostatistics background and a good knowledge of cancer biology. [More]
The Bioinformatics Group Leader position in the Talkowski laboratory and the Genomics and Technology Core will lead a team of bioinformaticians and manage projects in a highly collaborative environment. The position will directly interface with faculty and investigators within the CHGR, the Broad Institute, and Harvard Medical School, as well as with national and international collaborators investigating the genomics of human disease. [More]
postdoctoral Positions are available to study drug resistance in malaria parasite. The International Center of Excellence of Malaria Research program funded by NIH, including collaboration among multiple international institutions, studies molecular mechanisms underlying drug resistance of the parasite. This work focuses on the use of a large archive of parasite strains to perform genome analysis and functional studies of candidate resistance genes. [More]
A postdoctoral position is immediately available in Kristin Koutmou's lab in the Department of Chemistry at the University at Michigian to investigate the mechanisms underlying translational control of gene expression. We use an arsenal of biochemical, biophysical, genetic and genome-wide approaches to ask how translation factors interact within cells to regulate mRNA translation. [More]