11 postdoc-genomics positions at University of Texas Health Science Center in United States

Computational Scientist I - School of Biomedical Informatics

! Position Summary: Provides analysis of large-scale genetic and genomic data in a collaborative research setting of studies on complex diseases. Investigates the relationship between genetic variation and

Research Assistant II - Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Department

focuses on two aspects of the development and disease: (1). The molecular mechanism of transcriptional hijacking in acute myeloid leukemia. (2). The 3D genomic cis-regulation of critical gene expression in

Computational Scientist I - Institute of Molecular Medicine, Human Genetics - In person role

implements analysis plans and presents study findings in collaboration with investigators at several national and international institutions. Position Key Accountabilities: 1.    Analyzes whole genome

Research Scientist - School of Biomedical Informatics

, and analysis of procedures, techniques, and results, which enables investigators to conduct research projects. Design and conduct research in the area of complex disease genetics, genomics and

Research Assistant I - Institute of Molecular Medicine, Human Genetics

join a laboratory developing and utilizing cutting-edge genetic, biochemical, cellular, functional genomic and computational technologies for dissection of complex renal and cardiovascular diseases and

Clinical Psychologist (Assistant/Associate Professor), Gastroenterology - Internal Medicine, McGovern Medical School

program • License-eligible by Texas Board of Psychology and 1 year postdoc experience Preferred: • Current active license by Texas Board of Psychology • Clinical experience treating patients with

Research Technician II - Neurobiology & Anatomy - Do Monte Lab

verbal/written communication, interest in working with animals, and desire to contribute to understanding the brain. The candidate is expected to directly work with students and postdocs to conduct

Research Assistant I - Neurology (BRAINS Lab)

guidance of postdocs but will be eventually anticipated to conduct experiments and analyze their results independently. What we do here changes the world. UTHealth Houston is Texas’ resource for healthcare

Open Rank (TT)/Open Department - UTHealth Houston School of Public Health-Brownsville

analytics, genomics, and clinical trial research with a primarily Hispanic population. Qualifications: Doctoral degrees in public health concentrations such as medicine, biostatistics, epidemiology

Research Assistant I/II - Ophthalmology & Visual Science

for conducting projects involving molecular genetics and genomics on mouse retinal neurons; working with the Principal Investigator (PI) to design project-related experiments; performing experiments; developing