[Socbin] Postdoctoral Position at Columbia University

[Shruti Rastogi]

Columbia University

USA / Germany-Columbia University, New York / Rutgers University, New Jersey
/ TUM, Munich
Postdoctoral Research Scientist

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Two Postdoctoral Research Scientist positions are available (one full-time
for 11 months and other full-time for 10 months). We are looking for young
scholars with experience in the areas of computational biology. The position
will involve maintaining annotations of protein subcellular localization and
the development of novel machine-learning based prediction methods.  Candidates
should have a PhD in Computational Biology or Bioinformatics; however, we
encourage applications from recent PhD graduates. Strong programming skills
are essential for these positions, as well as, some familiarity with the
major tools and databases. Experience in machine learning algorithms is
desired. The candidates may have to develop and maintain applications in
Perl, CGI, PHP and MySQL. The candidates should be fluent in spoken and
written English and should be able to communicate ideas and results to
colleagues from all the diversity of life sciences. The ability to integrate
into a team is as essential as that to complete a project without constant
supervision. The positions may involve spending time at Rutgers University
and at the TUM in Munich, Germany.

Education: A PhD degree in Computational Biology or Bioinformatics is
required.

Columbia University takes affirmative action to ensure equal opportunity.

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 Job Information*Position Type:* Post-Doctoral Research Fellowships*Reference
(Job ID number):* *Start Date:* ASAP*Duration:* Full Time*Status:* open
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Contact Information Columbia University
Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics, NY
Ed Johnson (EG)
etj1 at columbia.edu
http://biochemistry.hs.columbia.edu
 How To Apply:Interested persons should please e-mail a cover letter and
C.V. to: etj1 at columbia.edu
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