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Department BSD CRI - Bioinformatics About the Department The University of Chicago biomedical enterprise houses three entities: The Biological Sciences Division (BSD), the University of Chicago
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Department BSD PAT - Clinical Bioinformatics About the Department Molecular and Cytogenetic Pathology at The University of Chicago is a highly collaborative group within the Department of Pathology
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Benefits Guide: https://mybenefits.nfp.com/UChicago/benefits-guide/ . Prior to the start of employment, applicants must have: 1) a doctoral degree in Computational Biology, Bioinformatics, Computer/Data
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statistical analysis and bioinformatics relevant to cancer research. Interpret findings in the context of current scientific literature and cancer biology. Identify novel biomarkers, drug targets
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position offers an exciting opportunity to lead bioinformatics initiatives in a dynamic academic research environment focused on cutting-edge genomics. The successful candidate will spearhead computational
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to, operations, development, design, bioinformatics, data science, project management, and information security. Assist senior personnel and subject matter experts on escalated issues. Exercise judgment
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PCR, western blotting, immunohistochemistry, and cell culture. Knowledge of heart isolation preparation and langendoff perfusion. Knowledge in bioinformatics methods and statistical tools
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projects that have the potential to ultimately advance cancer care. The day-to-day work will involve animal care, tissue culture, and bioinformatics techniques in close collaboration with a group of
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-generation sequencing projects that have the potential to ultimately advance cancer care. The day-to-day work will involve animal care, tissue culture, and bioinformatics techniques in close collaboration with
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satisfactory job performance. Job Summary The Research Analyst performs and assists with immunology, microbiology and metabolism experiments and bioinformatic analysis of gene expression experiments; helps