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, 2026 to January 1, 2027. Research Environment The fellow will be embedded within a rich collaborative network, working under the auspices of the Urban Collaboratory and in close connection with
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. Current projects integrate mechanistic molecular biology, mouse models, and cutting-edge multiomic analyses of human tissues to uncover epithelial gene regulatory networks and translate these discoveries
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. This position will be for a FY26 Level 0 Postdoc $63,480 with potential consideration for Level 1-2. Responsibilities* The research fellow will work under the mentorship of a faculty member or faculty team
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scalable software and algorithms for genomic inference Collaborate with researchers across statistics, genetics, and computational biology Contribute to manuscripts, presentations, and open-source software
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, under the primary supervision of Dr. Murthy, with close collaboration with Dr. Goonewardena and a broad network of national and international research partners. The fellow will lead multi-omic analyses
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Organized and self-directed Ability to work independently Desired Qualifications* Familiar with EIC mission and goals. Formally trained using a diversity of ArcGIS software programs and apps. Ability
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biological measures. Develop, document, and refine reproducible analysis pipelines and workflows. Design, code, and troubleshoot experiments, including stimulus/task programming and hardware/software
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software programs and apps. Ability to receive and integrate feedback from staff and visitors into map design and goals. Ability to work independently and solve technical problems. How You'll Grow
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, diverse group Experience working with standard computer software Previous experience working with and caring for rodents Excellent technical skills for bench work including gene expression analysis, immune
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of Dr. Murthy, with close collaboration with Dr. Goonewardena and a broad network of national and international research partners. The fellow will lead multi-omic analyses using pipelines built by