Postdoc – Gene Regulation in Hematopoiesis: The Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG) in Barcelona is seeking a motivated computational or mixed computational-experimental postdoc to join the Single Cell and Synthetic Genomics of Blood Formation lab, led by PI Lars Velten. The role involves using synthetic enhancers, CRISPR screening, and computational methods to explore gene regulation in blood stem cell differentiation.
Designation: Postdoc in Gene Regulation in Hematopoiesis
Research Area: Gene regulation in blood forming system
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Eligibility/Qualification:
- PhD in relevant field (computational biology, genomics, molecular biology, bioinformatics, biotechnology, etc.)
- Leadership experience in challenging research projects
- Minimum of one primary research paper published during PhD
- Proficiency in analyzing non-standard genomics data
- Strong programming skills in R or Python
- Comfort with data-driven research and collaboration with computational biologists
- Desirable: Experimental training (cell culture, flow cytometry, etc.), machine learning and statistics proficiency, deep learning experience, and proficiency in English.
Job Description:
- Develop projects on gene regulation in the blood forming system
- Analyze data from synthetic enhancer MPRA screens and CRISPR screens
- Design and implement experiments using advanced technologies
- Collaborate with wetlab and computational scientists
- Guide and supervise junior team members as a senior member
- Contribute to the “Artificial Intelligence for Synthetic Genomics of Blood” project funded by ERC Starting Grant
How to Apply:
Interested candidates should submit the following documents online through the “Apply” button on the website:
- Motivation letter addressed to Dr. Lars Velten
- Comprehensive CV with contact details
- Contact information for two referees
Last Date for Application:
October 10, 2024
This opportunity offers a technical and scientific activities contract of approximately 2 years, with a competitive salary based on qualifications. The successful candidate will benefit from a stimulating work environment, professional development opportunities, and the chance to contribute to cutting-edge research in hematopoiesis gene regulation. The CRG is committed to fostering diversity and work-life balance among its employees. Apply now to be part of this exciting research team!
