Job Skills: immunology
We are searching for passionate teammates eager to support this mission. As a member of our Data Science team, your mission is to develop tools and intuition to predict successful microbial therapies. You will design and implement statistical learning and modeling tools, and new feature construction methodology, to extract biological meaning from low-sample high-feature microbial data from human clinical samples. [More]
We are seeking an experienced bioinformatician to lead our Translational Bioinformatics team responsible for Immunoscience and small molecule Immuno-Oncology (IO). This team of approximately 5 Ph.D. level bioinformaticians is responsible for advancing Bristol-Myers Squibb’s industry leading Immunoscience and small molecule IO pipelines through the strategic application of cutting edge bioinformatics approaches. [More]
Position Summary: The candidate’s primary responsibility will be to construct, analyze, simulate and optimize mathematical models of the molecular regulatory networks underlying the proliferation, differentiation and motility of cells of the innate immune system. The models will be expressed in terms of nonlinear ordinary and partial differential equations representing gene expression, protein interactions, cytokine signaling and chemotaxis. [More]
The Molecular Profiling group is seeking a talented data scientist with experience in computational biology and large-scale genomic data analysis. The scientist will collaborate with colleagues across the research and clinical development teams and expected to play a key scientific role in leveraging innovative analytics to empower data-driven decisions in advancing our pipeline. [More]
The Institute for Molecular Engineering at the University of Chicago is looking for an exceptional candidate to join a dynamic research team developing experimental and computational approaches to investigate the mammalian immune system. The successful candidate will play a key role in characterizing how the immune system functions so as to manipulate it in health and disease. [More]
Here, you’ll achieve greatness. At BioNTech you will be responsible for establishing a broad knowledge base in the field of bioinformatics for research, devepolment and manufacturing. Your duties in detail: You will be responsible for implementing and developing a modern knowledge database to improve personalized cancer treatment. [More]
The University of Pittsburgh’s Department of Immunology at the School of Medicine is seeking a Computational Biologist/Bioinformatics Research Scientist in the Vignali Lab (Vignali-lab.com). The Research Scientist will work as a computational biologist/bioinformatics who will focus on analyses and management of multi-omics datasets (with emphasis on single cell and bulk RNAseq, ATACseq and ChIPseq data) relevant to the study of immune cells... [More]
Molecular and cellular mechanisms of immune responses during pathogenic infection and allergic diseases. Conduct studies to evaluate the roles of the effector and regulatory T cells during pathogenic infection and allergic responses;Data analysis, academic presentations, manuscript preparation, and fellowship application. Laboratory management and other laboratory duties as assigned. [More]
BECOME A LEAD BIOINFORMATICIAN within our technology team. You will be driving our internal omics pipeline development, using your long-standing technical experience to support our clients in highly challenging technical tasks, and supporting junior bioinformaticians with customer projects. [More]
We are seeking a talented and motivated bioinformatics scientist to join our Late Stage Translational Bioinformatics Oncology team within the Translational Bioinformatics group at Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMS). This team is responsible for applying cutting-edge bioinformatics, statistics, and data-mining methods... [More]