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Computational systems biology research includes methods development and use to analyze large scale omics, greenhouse, field, and clinical datasets to derive insights and hypotheses suitable for further experimental validation and to improve researchers’ ability to further advance understanding of biological systems.
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Research, design, and deliver training materials to effectively communicate, promote, and advance computational biology techniques and software usage by NIH researchers. Ph. D. (or other graduate degree with equivalent experience) in computational biology, bioinformatics, genetics or related life, physical, or computational sciences with at least one publication demonstrating the use or development of computational biology applications.
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The department of Computational Biology is seeking an experienced lead or principal-level bioinformatics research scientist to provide direction and lead the development of pipelines for use in our clinical genomics program.
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The ideal candidate should have an outstanding scientific reputation in the field of machine learning research for computational biology and a demonstrated passion for solving biological problems relevant to drug discovery.
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Description Job Responsibilities:We are seeking a highly motivated and experienced individual to help coordinate the computational core within the Machine Biology Group/de la Fuente Lab. As the Computational Core Scientist, the candidate will play a pivotal role in advancing our cutting-edge research at the intersection of computational biology and ground-truth experimentation.
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The focus of this search is on faculty with substantial involvement in computational approaches, either in the area of computational chemistry/structural biology and/or in computational systems biology relevant to modern pharmacology.
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New faculty will join a multidisciplinary, and collaborative research environment to complement strengths in chemical biology, cancer biology, biochemistry, immunology, organic/medicinal chemistry and drug discovery & development within the Center for Experimental Therapeutics and broadly across the OHSU Knight Cancer Institute.
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The QSU is seeking a highly motivated, hard-working and professional computational biology data scientist to extend our team of collaboration with clinical, immunological and bioinformatical researchers.
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Education Preferred: Master's Degree in Biomedical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Physics, Applied Mathematics, Science, Engineering, Computer Science, Statistics, Computational Biology, or related field.
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A strong background in statistics, biostatistics, computer science and/or computational biology is required; and specifically, experience with analyzing high-dimensional datasets, such as whole-genome sequencing, multi-omics data, and electronic health records, is preferred.
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The ideal candidate should have:A PhD and extensive post-PhD experience in bioinformatics, computational biology, and data science. A strong CV that includes high-profile publications in the field of computational biology, cancer genomics, and/or single-cell genomics.
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We are seeking a motivated individual for a Computational Research Scientist position that will specialize in deep learning to solve biological problems. Our platform is proven to work across scales, bridging the Valley of Death between lab and manufacturing more efficiently and more reliably to deliver the benefits of synthetic biology today.
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MD, PhD, or MD/PhD in the Biological Sciences, Bioengineering, Medicine, Computational Biology, or another related field. Demonstrated experience in experimental techniques and/or genomics or computational biology.
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The incumbent will apply advanced data analysis skills and machine learning in collaboration with a group of computational and biological scientists to perform translational oncology research around multimodal translational data sets for programs in clinical development.
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Ph. D., or Masters + 3 years experience, or Bachelor’s + 6 years experience in a computational discipline (e.g. Computational Biology, Bioinformatics, Biostatistics, Bioengineering, Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics, Statistics.
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