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The Logsdon Lab at the University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine is looking for a highly skilled Bioinformatics Specialist to work full-time starting in Summer 2024. The Logsdon lab is interested in understanding how some of the most rapidly evolving regions of the human genome vary among the population and throughout evolution in both health and disease. We are particularly interested in the centromeres, which are found on every chromosome and are known to play an important role in infertility, cancer, and birth defects. More information about our research can be found on our lab website: logsdonlab.com
The Bioinformatics Specialist will collaborate with Dr. Logsdon, postdoctoral fellows, and graduate students to develop, implement, and execute computational methods and tools that assess the organization and evolution of human centromeres using long-read sequencing technologies. The successful candidate will focus on the discovery of genetic and epigenetic variation within human centromeres relevant to disease and their evolution through the primate phylogeny. They will also work as part of large sequencing consortia to develop methods to sequence and assemble high-quality reference genomes.
Position Complexities
The Logsdon Lab is involved in several different projects simultaneously, which requires skills in integrating data and systems. Familiarity with existing bioinformatics-specific software tools, especially data mining of whole-genome shotgun sequence data analysis, is required. Experience in genomics research is necessary for performance of this job. The ideal candidate will independently perform scientific investigative procedures applying professional judgment, interpreting experimental results, guiding lab members through bioinformatics methods and analyses, and preparing research reports for presentation or publication.
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Interested individuals should email Dr. Glennis Logsdon (glogsdon@pennmedicine.upenn.edu) with a cover letter with a link to a recent code sample that demonstrates your programming ability and technique, as well as contact information of three references.
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Full Time
Colleges & Universities
$88k-113k (estimate)
04/09/2024
08/06/2024
uphs.upenn.edu
WEST CHESTER, PA
100 - 200
1980
SARTHAK PATI
$10M - $50M
Colleges & Universities
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