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training in quantitative sciences Sound knowledge of statistics and R/ Bioconductor Experience with next-generation sequencing (NGS) data analysis Understanding of epigenome biology Solid programming skills
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implement innovative analytical strategies, including machine learning, AI, and other advanced computational methods, to address ophthalmic research questions. Apply advanced statistical, computational, and
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(renewable, contingent on performance and funding) will work under the mentorship of Dr. Fei Ye on to conduct quantitative research on development and application of statistical/bioinformatic methodology
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. Department Specific Qualifications Ability to lead MS based projects with minimal oversight. Proficient in basic statistical methods and design of MSI / LC-MS experiments and techniques. 3+ years of relevant
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accurate documentation and records of data collected in accordance with the guidelines. Analyze, interpret, and synthesize data and results using scientific and statistical methods. Prepare progress reports
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complex data sets generated from experiments, often using bioinformatics tools and statistical methods to interpret results and draw meaningful conclusions. Publication and Dissemination: Writing and
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for publication, and contributing to presentations that promote the institution’s research excellence in diabetes. Through these efforts, the Postdoctoral Associate plays a critical part in translating laboratory
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of nursing or health sciences, etc.) Experience: Those with experience using advanced research writing and statistical skills will receive preference. The applicant should demonstrate both experience with and
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discrimination based on certain categories protected by Federal law. Click here for additional information. Job Status: Part time Employee Type: Staff Pay Grade: A9
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laboratory records and manage data using sound statistical and bioinformatics tools. Prepare manuscripts for publication and contribute to grant applications. Present research findings at internal seminars and