Job Description The National University of Singapore is looking for a Research Fellow for a research project.We seek a highly motivated and an organized scientist with a background in computational biology bioinformatics or related fields.

ROLE SUMMARY Responsible for conducting statistical analyses primarily on large scale high-dimensional human genetics datasets such as GWAS and exome sequencing dataset and for integrating these results with public datasets and biological knowledge databases in order to make inferences informing therapeutic targeting strategies and patient selection.Additional responsibilities will include analysis of clinical outcomes by pre-defined genetic markers.

ROLE SUMMARY We are looking for a talented and highly motivated computational biologist to join a team focused on discovery and development of new therapies targeting tumor cell vulnerabilities.These therapies include regulators for tumor fitness and evolution (e.g.

As a Computational Biologist, you will perform bioinformatics analyses and contribute to software development related to the operation of a large-scale clinical sequencing facility. The position is anchored within a team of exceptional scientists, computational biologists and programmers, which collaborate directly on the development of robust, cost efficient and competitive processes for new targeted and precision medicine analytical pipelines. Your work will help to save lives and contribute to a world free from the fear of cancer. By working within the GSCs bioinformatics facility, the successful applicant will develop close relationships with world-renown computational and genome science technologists, cancer researchers and medical scientists; have access to one of the most robust computational and next generation genome sequencing technology facilities in Canada, all while living in one of the most beautiful, diverse and eclectic cities in the world.

In expanding our Machine Learning Platforms team, we are seeking a Computational Scientist with expertise in a relevant field of the Life Sciences, including: Pharmacology, Toxicology, Medicinal Chemistry, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Proteomics, Bioinformatics, or Systems Biology. Computational Scientists develop new scientific functionality; visualizations; interactive analysis tools; enhance ML models with new data or algorithms; and evaluate the quality of predictions.

As a full-time Scientist or Senior Scientist in the Bioscience team, you will advance our R&D technology platform for RNA structure prediction, target identification, and early drug discovery. You will build analysis pipelines to derive insights from next-generation sequencing data and use your computational expertise to guide experimental design.

The objective of this project is to integrate biophysical, mathematical and computational approaches to understand conserved molecular mechanisms in biology. The recruited student will be working in close collaboration with experimentalists, in order to obtain the data necessary for the implementation of its models, and reciprocally to guide the experimentalists towards the development of more efficient reconstituted systems.

A Research Fellow position is available in the Centre for Biomedical Informatics School of Biological Sciences Nanyang Technological University Singapore.The Centre for Biomedical Informatics seeks to be the one stop data management and analytical hub of the medicinal school.

A Research Fellow position is available in the Transcription and Chromatin Regulation Laboratory School of Biological Sciences Nanyang Technological University Singapore.We are seeking a talented and motivated Research Fellow in computational biology or data analytics who is interested in developing machine learning approachesto study the changes of genomic and epigenomic profiles (e.g.enhancer-gene interactions) during cancer progression.

The Data Management and Analytics Research Lab at the School of Computer Science & Engineering Nanyang Technological University Singapore (DAML) seeks applications for the position of Senior Research Fellow.The Senior Research Fellow will work on a funded interdisciplinary grant and will work closely with both project members at DAML and NUS-Duke to support the Universitys research at the nexus of drug discovery and data analytics.

As a Computational Biologist, you will perform bioinformatics analyses and contribute to software development related to the operation of a large-scale clinical sequencing facility. The position is anchored within a team of exceptional scientists, computational biologists and programmers, which collaborate directly on the development of robust, cost efficient and competitive processes for new targeted and precision medicine analytical pipelines. Your work will help to save lives and contribute to a world free from the fear of cancer.

The Computational Biologist performs bioinformatics analyses and contributes to software development related to the operation of a large-scale clinical sequencing facility.

Machine learning models have been explored to determine diagnostic markers and therapy targets however they were not able to provide understanding of causal relationships with the lipidome. In this project we will be working on the development of mathematical methods for the determination of causal relationships between lipid molecules and disease development for assessment of early disease markers and targets for treatment before significant brain damage is incurred. Project is collaboration between NRC and University of Ottawa.

We are seeking a professional like you to join our team. In this role, you will be responsible for driving and supporting bioscience at BASF as part of a team of computational scientists.

The successful candidate will be responsible for identifying commercial opportunities for predictive drug discovery applications from large institutional databases, including data exploration, data engineering, model feasibility, prototyping, building business cases for new products and general planning.

The Scientific Software Developer will use his/her skills as a seasoned, experienced bioinformatics programming professional with a broad understanding of computational algorithms; identify and resolve a wide range of issues/software bugs. S/he will demonstrate good judgment in selecting methods and techniques for obtaining solutions and operate independently.

As a Computational Biologist, you will participate in developing, improving and maintaining bioinformatics tools for high-throughput processing pipelines. The Computational Biologist specifies, implements, tests and maintains bioinformatics computer applications and systems, and participates in code walk-throughs and design and review of bioinformatics software solutions. The successful candidate will also assist in the packaging and distribution of developed tools and analysis results to the scientific community, and will contribute to the preparation of scientific publications.

In this role, you will use Artificial Intelligence to design living cells for the production of renewable energy and bioproducts, and combat climate change. You will use Artificial Intelligence and Machine learning to make synthetic biology predictable, and enable a circular carbon economy.

We seek a colleague whose research interests complement and strengthen our existing scientific community, which encourages interdisciplinary collaboration and innovative technology development. The successful candidate must have a Ph.D. in a relevant field by the time of appointment, with an exceptional track record in computational biology with scholarly interests in artificial intelligence and machine learning.

University Health Network (UHN) is looking for an experienced professional to fill the key role of Bioinformatics/Data Science Analyst in our Pathology Department.