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on Treaty 6 territory, and respects the histories, languages and cultures of First Nations, Metis, Inuit and all FirstPeoples of Canada, whose presence continues to enrich our vibrant community
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single-cell omics in human and mouse systems to understand how mito-SEPs regulate cellular processes related to energy production. The lab is recruiting motivated postdoctoral fellows to lead new projects
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POST-DOCTORAL RESEARCH FELLOW. Post Summary The Characterisation & Processing of Advanced Materials Research Group, led by Professor Valeria Nicolosi, is currently seeking a Research Fellow with
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, natural sciences, computing, informatics and computer science. A PhD (or near to completion) or equivalent experience in Biological or Biomedical sciences, Immunology or Bioinformatics High level analytical
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language, with a strong preference for Python. Desirable criteria: Additional experience in machine learning, statistical learning theory or related fields Fluency in relevant models, techniques or methods
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journals. Have experience in: (i) integrating single-cell and spatial multi-omics; (ii) computational programming in R, Python (and other common computer languages); (iii) competence/interest in analysing
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longitudinal aging study, the Betula Project, as well as the UK Biobank. The candidate will handle, process, and statistically analyze large amounts of data on blood markers, cognitive tests, and health and
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of the City of Hope Comprehensive Cancer. The Perry laboratory uses structural biology approaches, together with small molecule and fragment-based drug discovery, computer-aided drug discovery
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to data analysis and biological interpretation. Role Summary Develop, implement, and apply advanced reproducible computational tools and workflows to process, analyse, and interpret large-scale LC–MS-based
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. Department of Biology We work with global challenges in natural diversity, climate, the environment, health and nutrition. Our expertise in biological processes at all levels – from molecules to ecosystems