11 computational-mechanics positions at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in United States
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background in computational biology, machine learning, and bioinformatics, with a passion for understanding the underlying mechanisms of gene regulation. The position provides an exciting opportunity to work
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Position Description Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, a world-renowned scientific research organization located on the North Shore of Long Island, is seeking an HVAC Mechanic. The HVAC Mechanic will
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dynamic research community. Research in the Alexander Lab spans scales of biology as well as experimental and computational approaches. The ideal candidate will have a strong interest in gene regulatory
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to advances in various biomedical research fields and of interaction with a broad range of researchers from all over the world through its renowned Meetings and Courses program. We believe that science is for
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experience in a senior level administrative role required as well as exceptional organizational, time management, communication and computing skills, including proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel
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working at the intersection of systems and computational neuroscience. We record, analyze, and model neural population activity in the visual cortex of mice, to understand the mechanisms underlying sensory
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in breeding and weaning procedures. Occasion holiday and weekend work may be required. Must be able to communicate with other technicians and investigative staff about any mechanical or animal Welfare
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Institute-designated Cancer Center since 1987. The CSHL Cancer Center is focused on discovering fundamental mechanisms driving cancer development and progression and exploiting these discoveries to develop
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molecular mechanisms that cause the whole-body response to cancer. We employ pre-clinical and clinical research to develop and test new treatment strategies combining body reprogramming and anti-cancer
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discovery and chemical biology. Our lab is working to understand the molecular mechanisms leading to efficient elicitation of tumor vulnerability for potent cancer targeting. We develop Targeted Protein