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Position Details Position Information Recruitment/Posting Title Bioinformatics – Assistant to Associate Professor, Non-Tenure Research Track Department Cancer Institute of New Jersey Salary Details A
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-performance research storage for HPC , including parallel filesystems, with knowledge of quotas, snapshots, and DR concepts. Familiarity with high-speed interconnects, GPUs/accelerators, and node
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protocols for processing and analyzing neuroimaging data, including structural CT/ MRI , resting-state fMRI, DTI , and task-based fMRI, using statistical, computational, and machine-learning approaches. The
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Principal Investigator, the Principal Lab Technician assists with neuroimaging research projects. The individual will be tasked to design, test, and evaluate methods and protocols for processing and
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Principal Investigator, the Principal Lab Technician assists with neuroimaging research projects. The individual will be tasked to design, test, and evaluate methods and protocols for processing and
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plasmid DNA clones generated from a species of plants and investigate the genes using molecular biology techniques in the laboratory and analysis of DNA sequences using online bioinformatics programs. The
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, Bioinformatics, Neuroscience, or a related field. A research program with currently active federal funding. Preference will be given to NIH -funded investigators at the Associate Professor level or above
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objectives, and formulates systems to parallel overall business strategies. Assists in the business redesign and documentation as needed for new technology. Educates the OIT organization on the direction of
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Minimum Education and Experience Bachelor’s degree in bioinformatics, computational biology, microbiology, or a related scientific/technical discipline, or an equivalent combination of education and/or
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various Microsoft Office applications such as Word, Excel, Power Point and Outlook. Statistics training and experience. Willingness to learn and perform bioinformatics analyses of high-throughput sequencing