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of multi-institutional research projects. The Research Computing Center at the University of Chicago seeks a highly motivated Computational Scientist-Computational Biology that will support the Program in
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Department BSD MGC - Fehon Lab About the Department The Fehon laboratory in the Department of Molecular Genetics and Cell Biology at the University of Chicago studies the roles of actomyosin
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. These studies are being performed within the rich scientific environment at The University of Chicago. The lab has expertise in cancer immunology, chemical biology, and drug delivery to carry out our scientific
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biology and genomics, bioinformatics and computational biology as well as through extensive collaborations of the faculty throughout the Department of Medicine, Biological Sciences Division and the
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single cell biology. The position will be available immediately and in accordance with an agreed upon start date with a qualified candidate. Job Summary The job performs routine assignments related
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cancer biology research program, and collaboration between radiology, physics and biology researchers is encouraged. The Department has a strong research interest in image guidance, treatment technique
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in a related job discipline. --- Certifications: --- Preferred Qualifications Education: Bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences or related field. Experience: Experience with basic cell biology
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, blood disorders, and experimental therapies. Job Summary The Staff Scientist will lead projects in the laboratory focused on cancer metabolism and chemical biology. Responsibilities Plan, design, develop
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an advanced toolkit that includes: biochemistry, biophysics, cell and molecular biology, structural biology and imaging, as well as AI-driven computational modeling and bioinformatics; all within the context
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. Basic and translational research, education, and patient care come together in a single campus. Its mission is to create new knowledge of living systems, train the next generation of leaders in biology