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and treatable condition. Overview of the Position We seek an exceptional Postdoctoral Associate in Computational Neurogenomics to develop and apply cutting-edge computational and AI approaches to large
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mammals, with the goal of revealing new mechanisms of gene regulation and cellular signaling. Position Overview The successful candidate will develop and apply advanced computational methods to identify
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, starting Fall 2026 or as soon as possible thereafter (i.e., start date is flexible). The purpose of the role is to help develop a non-partisan collaborative public scholarship project: “Rethinking the Anti
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confidential letters of recommendation, free of charge. Apply Now Equal Employment Opportunity Statement The University is committed to basing judgments concerning the admission, education, and employment
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implications of digital technologies, and policy guidance. Publish high-quality, peer-reviewed articles in leading academic journals. Develop and refine innovative research questions for future exploration
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foundation in biology and deep interest in virology, immunology, and/or viral genomics and be scientifically rigorous, creative, and enthusiastic to develop new experimental methods. Experience in
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calling, annotation Perform rare-variant and association analyses across patient cohorts Integrate genomic data with single-cell, spatial, and other omic datasets Develop and maintain reproducible analysis
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Instructions An application form completed online A curriculum vitae, including educational background, professional experience and publications (3 pages maximum) A brief outline of the research proposal (1200
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biomedical technologies. Responsibilities The postdoctoral researcher will: Develop novel circuit architectures for RF sensing and analog computing Participate in silicon prototype development and experimental
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epidemiologic methods, and injury prevention science. They will have structured opportunities to develop their proposal writing, methodological skills, and content expertise in the science of injury and violence