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Open Computational Biologist Position
"Multi-omics analysis of patient cohort samples in Alzheimer’s disease"
The Krumsiek lab at Weill Cornell Medicine is looking for a full-time staff associate or postdoctoral researcher. The work will be embedded within several large NIA/NIH-funded consortia of Alzheimer’s disease experts. The project will focus on the analysis of metabolomics and multi-omics datasets derived from human blood and brain tissue in the context of Alzheimer’s disease involving statistical analysis, novel algorithm development, and deep biomedical interpretation of the results.
The successful candidate is expected to manage several projects simultaneously, independently communicate and interact with collaboration partners, supervise students, and apply for extramural funding. Applicants must have at least 4 years of relevant in omics data analysis and have ideally worked in the neurodegenerative disease field. Moreover, the position requires proficiency in at least one statistical programming language, such as R or Python.
Our lab is a closely collaborating team from diverse scientific disciplines, embedded in the highly translational and interdisciplinary Englander Institute of Precision Medicine, which brings together computational biologists and clinicians in a strongly collaborative environment.
To apply, send your cover letter and CV to krumsieklab+adomics@gmail.com
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