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SUMMARY:Postdoctoral Research Associate
DESCRIPTION:Are you interested in research at the exciting interface of computation and biology? Are you excited by the challenge of discovering new knowledge from large biological datasets to make a difference in basic science and in human health? A new computational biology research group in the Center for Public Heath Genomics at the University of Virginia led by Nathan Sheffield is recruiting individuals with an interest in team-oriented computational biology.  \nThe successful applicant will have a PhD in computational biology\, bioinformatics\, computer science\, biomedical engineering\, genomics\, or related field in hand by start date. Furthermore\, this position requires a biological understanding in genomics\, gene regulation\, cancer biology\, or related field\, as evidenced by first-author publications in high impact journals. Exceptional applicants from other fields who wish to transition to computational genomics will also be considered.  \nComputational experience with linux command-line systems\, R\, Python\, C++\, object-oriented programming\, and git is preferred.  \nCandidates must be a willing to contribute to team projects (such as building communal software) and demonstrate commitment to sharing software and data with the community.  \nThe group (http://www.databio.org) occupies wet and dry lab space in the Center for Public Health Genomics. We are also affiliated with the Departments of Biomedical Engineering and Public Health Sciences in the School of Medicine\, as well as the Data Science Institute and the Child Health Research Center. These affiliations across grounds demonstrate the interdisciplinarity and collaboration priority of the group. We make use of Rivanna\, UVA’s high-performance cluster\, for computational analysis. Our research is centered around using advanced computation to answer biological questions; Projects vary in biological emphasis\, including epigenomics\, cancer biology\, epigenetics\, differentiation\, and single-cell analysis.  \nTo apply\, visit https://jobs.virginia.edu and search for Posting Number 0619301. Complete a candidate profile online\, attach a cover letter\, curriculum vitae and contact information for three references. The position will remain open until filled. 
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LOCATION:University of Virginia\, 400 Emmet Street South\, Charlottesville\, VA\, 220903\, United States
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