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Initiative, a collaboration involving more than 20 biobanks and more than 2.5 million participants, as well as other large-scale biobank resources. Depending on experience and project readiness, the scholar
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other research areas, as our faculty expertise and institutional resources range from benchtop science to population-level policy and regulation. The environment of The Ohio State University College
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genomics resources, and internally generated molecular datasets across diverse cancer types. Required Qualifications Ph.D. in computational biology, bioinformatics, biostatistics, computer science
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dynamic community of diverse resources, where opportunity thrives and where individuals transform themselves and the world. The Ohio State University is one of the nation’s largest and most comprehensive
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trial specimens, public cancer genomics resources, and internally generated molecular datasets across diverse cancer types. Required Qualifications Ph.D. in computational biology, bioinformatics
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, including annotated electronic resources and application of statistical analysis and bioinformatic pipelines. The candidate will be expected to contribute to other group activities, such as, but not limited
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the development of educational modules and instructional materials. Maintains and updates project repositories to ensure research resources, documentation, and educational content remain current and well organized
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as a mentor in undergraduate summer research programs as available. • Access to resources from the Ohio State Office of Postdoctoral Affairs (OPA) and the Postdoctoral Association (PDA), which offer
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resources: 20% Project evaluation, data collection, analysis, impact assessment and assistance with USDA-NIFA reporting: 15% Research activities, including data interpretation, manuscript preparation, and
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systems. Our laboratory is well-resourced to conduct these studies. It has access to human biospecimens to confirm the relevance of findings from in vitro and in vivo models in human disease. The candidate