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human genetics and/or statistics, including knowledge of genomewide methods, such as GWAS and post-GWAS analysis, and comfort with bioinformatics. This is highly collaborative work, so the candidate
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Assistant/Associate Professor, Department of Surgery, Plastic Surgery, Microsurgery, Yale New Haven Hospital Yale University: School of Medicine: Surgery Location New Haven, CT Open Date Feb 27
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or bioinformatics, and knowledge of the biomedical sciences in general. Eagerness and willingness to participate in and/or learn wet lab experimentation such as cell culture and biochemical/molecular
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expected to work in all Sectional QA and educational activities. Application Instructions Submit application documents to: http://apply.interfolio.com/156657 Application Process This institution is using
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biology, genomics, bioinformatics, and machine learning. About the Lab The Reilly Lab develops and applies cutting-edge genomic technologies to study human disease and evolution. Current research areas
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, www.palmlabyale.com <http://www.palmlabyale.com > Overview of the position: The Palm Lab in the Immunobiology Department at Yale School of Medicine (www.palmlabyale.com <http://www.palmlabyale.com >) is seeking a
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projects including perturbational single cell RNA sequencing of patient tumor and immune cells and more traditional bioinformatics. In addition, a portion of the role will support development and application
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programming (e.g. Python, R, JavaScript, Matlab) preferred but not required Compensation The salary for this trainee position is $45,600 per year. Process to Apply Interested applicants should submit
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can submit a CV and 3 letters of recommendation to https://apply.interfolio.com/193602. Questions related to this position can be directed to Ismene Petrakis, MD Chief of Mental Health Services of VA CT
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spatial omics, longitudinal biomarkers, computer vision, electronic health data) with cutting-edge AI, we aim to fundamentally transform Parkinson’s disease from a disease without cures into a predictable