Job Skills: Cancer biology
The Yang Lab is seeking self-motivated individuals with strong background of computational biology to study cancer genomics. The applicant is expected to lead multiple research projects, develop new computational algorithm(s), perform data analysis, collaborate with biologists and physicians, and present/publish the results in scientific conferences/journals. [More]
The Celgene Protein Homeostasis Thematic Center is seeking a translational investigator with the capability to define and implement preclinical and clinical translational strategies for novel agents entering clinical development. Deep scientific expertise in cancer biology and direct experience with clinical-stage correlative and translational support for novel agents is required. [More]
The Department is seeking outstanding applicant for a full-time, non-tenure track faculty position at the Assistant Professor level commensurate with accomplishments and experience in “Bioinformatics”. This person will develop an interactive research program in the Department by collaborating with basic scientists and clinicians, who may have limited knowledge and experience with computational tools, on the biological interpretation and analysis of “omics” data. [More]
We seek an energetic and motivated Group Leader for our expanding bioinformatics team. The successful candidate will have proven experience managing a diverse team to deliver high quality and robust solutions in a timely manner. This position will lead the team’s R&D efforts and must work closely with the lab team in the design, testing, and validation of new analysis methods. [More]
The Celgene Protein Homeostasis Thematic Center is seeking a talented, experienced translational investigator with a track record of deriving biological insight from complex patient and other scientific data. In particular there is a strong focus on cancer disease mechanisms, and the optimization of treatment benefit in a clinical and bedside-to-bench setting. [More]
We are seeking outstanding applicants for Postdoctoral positions in the Department of Bioinformatics and Computational Biology at the MD Anderson Cancer Center to develop computational methods and perform statistical analyses to interpret large-scale high-dimensional single-cell flow/mass cytometry data towards understanding the etiology and evolution of cancer. [More]
The Atwal lab in the new Simons Center for Quantitative Biology (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) invites applications from highly motivated candidates for a postdoctoral position working on cutting edge computational biology research. We are looking for quantitative/computational scientists to work at the exciting interface of mathematics, single-cell genomics, and cancer biology, in close collaboration with experimentalists and clinicians. [More]
We are accepting applications for a postdoctoral research associate in the Cancer Epigenetics Program in the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, University of Miami Miller School of Medicine (Miami, Florida) to work in a highly collaborative, multi-reseacher program investigating the molecular mechanisms of epigenetic regulation of cancer. [More]
Roche Sequencing Solutions in Pleasanton is seeking a highly motivated graduate intern specializing in the filed of computational biology and bioinformatics with a focus on oncology. In this position, the trainee will work side-by-side with oncology bioinformatics scientists to analyze large-scale cancer genomic data, leveraging computational, mathematical, and statistical approaches to address important scientific issues in clinical diagnostic product development. [More]
Assist in designing and developing new databases to store including VCF, BAM, gene expression, fusion gene and other genomics data files; Maintain and improve existing databases in the lab; Configure and maintain Clarity LIMS that tracks progress of clinical samples through wet-bench and computational protocols working with wet lab and bioinformatics team... [More]