33 bioinformatics positions at The University of Chicago

Computational Scientist - Bioinformatics

and support all phases of bioinformatics activities by helping devise or modify procedures to solve complex problems. Responsibilities Develop, apply, document, and maintain computational tools, both

Bioinformatics Specialist

and genomics as applied to human evolution, health, and disease. We provide broad training in field work, experimental genetics and genomics, statistical and population genetics, bioinformatics, and

Director of Bioinformatics

to learn more about our rich offerings of clinical services, education, and research. https://pathology.uchicago.edu/. Job Summary The Director of Bioinformatics works with faculty and other staff to develop

Staff Scientist

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

Research Specialist 1

cell cultures. Help maintain stock solutions, and order new supplies. Basic bioinformatics pipelines, with an emphasis on next-generation sequencing techniques. Collects and enters data. Assists in

Staff Scientist

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

Laboratory Manager

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

Temporary Computational Analyst

to therapeutic trials each year. Job Information ​ Job Summary: We are seeking a highly motivated and enthusiastic temporary employee to join our team as a Computational Oncology and Bioinformatics analyst. In

Bioinformatician, Sr. Analyst – Duchossois Family Institute

Department BSD DFI - Bioinformatics About the Department The Duchossois Family Institute (DFI) focuses on the role of commensal bacteria in enhancing disease resistance and is using genomic and

Research Analyst

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