<computational biophysics lab> | USA | Onsite only |
US: Academic computational biology/biophysics lab at a top US medical institution using a variety of approaches to solve hard and important questions in the biosciences. Think a startup trying to cure cancer/Alzheimer's/autoimmune.
YOU: Recent graduate (UG/MS/PhD) with strong computational skills (and ideally some background in one or more of bio/chem/phys/math) looking for 1-2 years working on real problems in an 'academic' environment that uses an industry-standard toolchains. Must be highly independent and highly motivated. Good launchpad for gradschool / medschool, but also for any career in tech/data science.
This is not a lot of information; for more, email me at <LAST 10 RESIDUES OF THE PROTEIN P53>@gmail.com.
This is not how academia usually recruits (and I may be breaking some rules, hence anonymity), but I was once in a position where I would have read and replied to this posting. Let's see if we can pay it forward.
US: Academic computational biology/biophysics lab at a top US medical institution using a variety of approaches to solve hard and important questions in the biosciences. Think a startup trying to cure cancer/Alzheimer's/autoimmune.
YOU: Recent graduate (UG/MS/PhD) with strong computational skills (and ideally some background in one or more of bio/chem/phys/math) looking for 1-2 years working on real problems in an 'academic' environment that uses an industry-standard toolchains. Must be highly independent and highly motivated. Good launchpad for gradschool / medschool, but also for any career in tech/data science.
This is not a lot of information; for more, email me at <LAST 10 RESIDUES OF THE PROTEIN P53>@gmail.com.
This is not how academia usually recruits (and I may be breaking some rules, hence anonymity), but I was once in a position where I would have read and replied to this posting. Let's see if we can pay it forward.