Job Skills: Microarray
This position offers the opportunity to make leading contributions to cutting edge research in mouse genetics, disease biology, and translational research in collaboration with the faculty and genetic resource scientists and clients of The Jackson Laboratory (JAX). They will closely work with the research faculty on projects of wide ranging complexity from a diverse array of biomedical disciplines such as cancer biology, ageing, immunology, infectious diseases, metabolomics, neural disorders, muscular disorders, Biostatistics & Statistical Genetics, and stem cell & developmental biology. [More]
One position is open for full time bioinformatics specialist in Yu’s group at Ragon Institute of MGH, MIT and Harvard. The candidate will assist in research on high-throughput data analysis, including but not limited to Microarray, RNAseq, Flow Cytometry and Protein Omics, for pathogenesis and viral persistent during HIV-1 infection. Knowledge gained from these analyses will support biologists to guide the design of more effective vaccines and treatments against various infectious pathogens including HIV and Influenza. [More]
We currently have a great opportunity for a Bioinformatics Scientist. The Bioinformatics scientist will have the opportunity to participate in algorithm development, data analyses, datamining, and pipeline development pertaining to company's current and future NIPT products and variety of oncology projects. The ideal candidate must be able to work in a collaborative research environment and be able to provide evidence of relevant research expertise in the form of presentations, software, technical publications, and/or knowledge of applications [More]
To engage active or recently graduated students with a practical work experience within an industry setting comprising individuals of diverse talents across the field of Bioinformatics, which includes computer science, statistics and genetics. Focus on implementing familiar skills while building experience in other skills possesed by team members is a priority. [More]
Responsibilities: Work with a multi-disciplinary neuroscience research team to analyze and interpret different types of high-throughput biomedical data (e.g., microarray and sequencing data) from human and animal studies of neuropsychiatric illness (depression, bipolar disorder) and emotional behavior.Critically evaluate the experimental design of pre-existing and proposed research projects and develop and implement appropriate data analysis pipelines... [More]
Duties: Work independently in cross-functional teams to lead the testing effort for bioinformatics data analysis software; Develop and execute automation scripts for data validation; Apply knowledge to develop, modify, and execute software test plans and test cases; Work with software developers, bioinformatics scientists and domain experts in designing, performing, and improving the verification process... [More]
Bionano Genomics is looking for a talented, highly innovative bioinformatics scientist to perform large-scale genomic analysis aligned with key Bionano goals to address specific biological questions. Bionano’s high-throughput single-molecule genome mapping platform enables comprehensive genome structural analysis. [More]
Leidos’s Defense Health Operation is currently looking for a Bioinformatics Analyst to support biological research in support of the Biological Defense Research Directorate (BDRD) at the Naval Medical Research Center (NMRC) in Frederick, MD. The BDRD within NMRC facilitates biological research for the rapid detection of infectious diseases of global importance and the enhancement of global disease surveillance for early pathogen detection and response. [More]
Leidos’s Defense Health Operation is currently looking for a Bioinformatics Scientist to support biological research in support of the Biological Defense Research Directorate (BDRD) at the Naval Medical Research Center (NMRC) in Frederick, MD. The BDRD within NMRC facilitates biological research for the rapid detection of infectious diseases of global importance and the enhancement of global disease surveillance for early pathogen detection and response. [More]
We are seeking a research scientist to lead the computational proteomics and bioinformatics analyses of ongoing research in histone PTMs and cell surface proteins in pediatric hematologic malignancies. The candidate will be expected to work closely with Primary Investigators at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and the Proteomics Core Facility at the University of Pennsylvania. [More]