Candidates, who are interested in artificial intelligence (AI) and deep machine learning, protein and RNA structural prediction, protein and peptide design and engineering, and/or protein-ligand docking and drug screening, are encouraged to apply. We are particularly interested in the development of new AI-based approaches to cancer therapeutics, including antibody design and discovery, T cell receptor T cell therapy (TCR-T), and peptide-drug conjugate (PDC) cancer therapy.

About Us Deep Genomics is a startup company that aims to revolutionize drug development using artificial intelligence built to decode RNA biology and RNA therapeutics.Our proprietary AI platform enables us to decode the enormous complexity of RNA biology to find novel targets mechanisms and molecules that are not accessible through traditional methods.

We are looking for two experienced bioinformatics analysts to grow our team, one with Cancer research specific skills. Both candidates will have high level bioinformatics skills. The cancer specific candidate will have expertise in translational and basic cancer research. Analysts will report to the manager of the Ottawa Bioinformatics Core Facility. The Cancer support bioinformatics will be located at the Cancer Centre to promote interactions with cancer researchers. Both positions will involve research support and bioinformatics training of research personnel.

The National University of Singapore's Saw Swee School of Public Health (NUS) seeks a dedicated, skilled research fellow to join its multidisciplinary team. This position offers a unique opportunity to participate in innovative research projects on various topics such as infectious disease modelling, phylogeny, and characterizing human mobility patterns.

We are looking for a highly motivated and dynamic computational biology postdoc for a two-year position to join the Lund research group starting 1 April 2024 or as soon as possible hereafter.Information on the department can be found at: www.bric.ku.dk .

RASyn is seeking an innovative, self-motivated, and team-oriented (Senior) Scientist in Computational Biology, with a passion for developing analysis methods to derive insight from multi-modal high-dimensional data. In your role, you will develop and deploy a range of computational methods across multiple modes of experimental output, with a focus on large scale single-cell multi-omics data sets for novel target discovery and immune profiling.

Candidates, who are interested in artificial intelligence (AI) and deep machine learning, protein and RNA structural prediction, protein and peptide design and engineering, and/or protein-ligand docking and drug screening, are encouraged to apply. We are particularly interested in the development of new AI-based approaches to cancer therapeutics, including antibody design and discovery, T cell receptor T cell therapy (TCR-T), and peptide-drug conjugate (PDC) cancer therapy.

KAUST is accepting applications for two Lecturer / Senior Lecturer positions in its newly launched Bioengineering Degree Program (Master and PhD levels). This Program will bridge KAUST’s strengths in Engineering, Chemistry and Biology. In particular, it will integrate elements of electrical and mechanical engineering, biochemistry, chemistry, computer science and materials science with biology.

The Department of Physiology and Biophysics at the University of Colorado School of Medicine is seeking a computational neuroscientist to fill an open-rank, tenure-eligible faculty position. The applicant’s research program should emphasize the use of mathematical and computational methods to address fundamental questions in neuroscience and/or physiology.

We are seeking an ambitious Lecturer to join our successful team in the areas of computational biology / statistics, on either a teaching and research (T&R) or teaching and scholarship (T&S) career pathway.

The candidate will be working on the development and application of a data structure known as pan-genome graphs to represent the population structure of pathogen genomes for genomic surveillance and identification of clusters, which may indicate disease transmission. The candidate may also be tasked to work on ad-hoc activities in programming and/or data analysis for other research projects within the research group.

Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and the Department of Psychiatry at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania seek candidates for an Associate Professor position in the tenure track. Expertise is required in the specific area of computational methodologies including computer vision, machine learning, and neuroimaging, and employing these methodologies in the study of mental health conditions. T

The Computational Biologist will work closely with scientists and other computational biologists to analyze NGS genomics data and develop bioinformatics methods to solve exciting and challenging problems in cell/gene therapy and immunology. You will develop workflows to answer fundamental questions about clinical therapies.

The Center for Neuroscience (CNS) in the College of Biological Sciences and the Department of Neurological Surgery in the School of Medicine at the University of California, Davis will invite applications for a position in cognitive/computational neuroscience at the assistant professor level, ladder rank tenure track, to begin November 1, 2024. Candidates must possess a PhD. and/or M.D. degree. We seek an outstanding candidate focused on addressing how cortical and subcortical networks generate complex behaviors such as memory, decision-making and planning, learning, sensorimotor control, motivation and cognitive control, language and communication, etc., in both health and disease.

The Michael Smith Laboratories in the Faculty of Science at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver seeks candidates for a tenure-stream position in Computational Cell Biology. It is expected that the successful applicant will be appointed at the rank of Assistant Professor, tenure track, although a higher rank might be possible for an outstanding candidate of exceptional qualifications who also meets the eligibility requirement to apply for a CRC Tier 2. The expected start date is July 1, 2024, or as soon as possible thereafter.

We are looking for an outstanding research programmer with experience developing and applying computational workflows for high-throughput sequencing data analysis to join Dr. Adi Steif’s cancer genomics research group in Vancouver, Canada.

The Laboratory for Systems Medicine (LSM) at the University of Florida has immediate openings for tenured/tenure-track positions at all ranks. LSM was established in 2020 and is part of the Division of Pulmonary, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine in the Department of Medicine, College of Medicine, although our research extends beyond applications to pulmonary medicine.

The Computational Biologist will participate in the analysis of sequencing data by developing, refining and adapting bioinformatics tools for a high-throughput processing pipeline. The Computational Biologist will also participate in the development and maintenance of the production databases, which provide tracking of all of the laboratory and bioinformatics analysis pipelines at the GSC.

The successful applicant will have an outstanding record of research and teaching that contributes to the mission of the candidate’s appropriate home department and the Carney Institute Center for Computational Brain Science. We are particularly interested in scholars who demonstrate commitment to promoting diversity and inclusion in the brain sciences.

We are looking for highly motivated, self-driven candidate with a strong track record and relevant experience during the PhD. The successful applicant is expected to have a background and a strong interest in one or several of the following areas: computational biology, machine learning, bioinformatics, single cell and spatial genomics and comparative genomics.