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    Opportunity: Postdoc in COMPUTATIONAL EPIGENOMICS @ University of Southern California--Los Angeles, CA (US)
    Submitted by Andrew Smith; posted on Friday, October 09, 2009
    BACKGROUND:
    The USC Computational Biology Division is one of the earliest and largest such divisions in the world. We have nine full-time professors covering a broad range of research topics in computational biology. The program currently has about forty PhD students and postdocs, and provides excellent training opportunities in computational biology with lectures, seminars, and journal clubs.

    RESPONSIBILITIES:
    The laboratory of professor Andrew D. Smith at University of Southern California invites applications to fill at least one postdoctoral position in computational biology. The successful applicant will design and implement computational methods for analyzing high-throughput epigenomic data including DNA methylation data from bisulfite sequencing and histone modification data from ChIP-seq.

    REQUIREMENTS:
    Ideal applicants will have:
    - A PhD in computer science, computational biology or bioinformatics
    - Excellent programming skills (particularly in C or C++)

    HOW TO APPLY:
    Interested candidates should email a curriculum vitae and contact information for at least two references to Dr. Smith at: andrewds@usc.edu

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