BACKGROUND

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Conceive and carry out research projects studying the roles of noncoding sequences in mammalian development and disease for publication in major peer-reviewed journals.
• Under the Principal Investigators' mentorship, develop and implement cutting-edge computational strategies for the functional analysis of non-coding sequences in the human and mouse genomes.
• Analyze and summarize large genomic datasets and regularly present findings at lab meetings and scientific conferences.
• Collaborate with other postdoctoral fellows and technical research staff in a team-based research environment.
• Gain new skills in the area of mammalian genomics with the goal to become an increasingly independent investigator

REQUIREMENTS

• Recent Ph.D. and research experience in genetics/genomics, computational biology, bioinformatics or a relevant related field.
• Proven experience with computational analysis of genomic data, including use of programming languages and/or statistical analysis platforms (eg. Python, Perl, R, Stata)
• Strong interest in genomic and functional genomic questions and in the use of computational strategies to derive biological insights from sequence data.
• Demonstrated scientific productivity through publications in peer-reviewed journals.
• Effective oral and written communication skills to present findings at group meetings and conferences and publish results.
• Please highlight your computational skills and publications in your CV

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