34 postdoc-parallel-computing Fellowship positions at Nature Careers in United States
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of the City of Hope Comprehensive Cancer. The Perry laboratory uses structural biology approaches, together with small molecule and fragment-based drug discovery, computer-aided drug discovery
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; perform downstream bioinformatic analysis using appropriate tools (e.g., Seurat, Scanpy, Cell Ranger). • Analyze whole genome sequencing data sets • Collaborate with clinicians, computational biologists
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), Blood Cancer Journal (2022), Cell Stem Cell (2018). The Li research program is supported by multiple NIH (R01s), American Cancer Society, The Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation and several other prestigious
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. The development of novel immunologic techniques and applying novel technologies will be included in this effort. Collaboration with pathologists for correlations with tissue imaging and with computational
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possible. We strive to ensure the diversity of our candidates, and we reflect this ethos in the way we promote the ICRF programme and in our recruitment and selection process. Imperial’s diversity networks
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creative Postdoctoral Fellow to join our multidisciplinary team dedicated to investigating the causes and consequences of somatic mutations in cancer. Our lab integrates cutting-edge computational and
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of immune cells as key regulators of the tumor microenvironment. Collaboration with pathologists for tissue imaging correlations and with computational biologists is expected. The work will largely involve
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, life sciences, computational sciences, behavioral sciences, or engineering by October 1, 2025. Applicants who intend to defend their dissertation after October 1, 2025, are not eligible. May not be
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strong background in computer science and bioinformatics analysis of large datasets. The applicant should be highly self-motivated and have a track record of publications (first-authored publications in
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, and mass spectrometry) and a highly collaborative, interdisciplinary environment in Dana-Farber’s Longwood Center. We are part of the Chemical Biology program at the Dana-Farber and the Department