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Position Description Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) seeks to hire a junior faculty member who will pursue a bold, innovative research program in multi-systems (i.e. interdisciplinary) biology
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and the microbiome affect tissue fitness or cancer outcomes. We utilize state-of-the-art experimental and computational approaches to integrate genetic, epigenetic, metabolism and microbiome data
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program at the interface of biology and artificial intelligence (BioAI). This is the first of multiple BioAI faculty searches that will be carried out as part of CSHL’s Foundations for the Future campus
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-renowned biomedical research institution in New York. It has shaped contemporary biomedical research and is the home of eight Nobel Prize laureates. Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory provides a highly dynamic
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. -Experience identifying and advancing complex funding opportunities, including center grants, program project grants, multi-PI awards, consortium-based initiatives, or other large-scale sponsored programs
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biomedical research and is the home of eight Nobel Prize laureates. Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory provides a highly dynamic and interactive research environment and also a unique opportunity of timely exposure
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Meetings & Courses Program, which hosts more than 9,000 scientists from around the world each year on its campus. Compensation and Benefits: Our employees are compensated in many ways for their contributions
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related reporting functions Position Requirements Education: Bachelor’s degree required with a major in accounting, business, finance, biology, , computer science. Master’s Degree a plus. Experience: Grant
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, bending, reaching, lifting, and turning. - Receiving of information through oral communication and a computer. - Exposure to heat and noise. Supplemental Information Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory is a world
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eight Nobel Prize winners. Today, CSHL’s multidisciplinary scientific community is bolstered by more than 600 researchers and its Scientific Meetings & Courses Program, which hosts more than 9,000