Karr Lab @ Mount Sinai | Full-time software engineer in computational systems biology | New York | Onsite | <a href="
Despite the explosion of data, we do not understand how phenotype arises from genotype. We are developing whole-cell computational models to predict how cell behavior emerges from the molecular level. Our goal is to use whole-cell models to transform bioengineering and medicine into rigorous, quantitative disciplines. Our work is interdisciplinary and team-oriented.
We are looking for an additional team member to develop computational methods and software tools for whole-cell modeling. Examples of tools that we are developing include
- An database of biochemical and genomic data for cell modeling and tools for discovering relevant data for modeling;
- A framework for scalably designing models;
- A simulation web service;
- A database for simulation results and tools for mining large-scale simulation results; and
- Web-based tools for interactively visualizing simulation results.
Whole-cell modeling is highly interdisciplinary. Consequently, we're looking for team members with a broad range of relevant skills and experience in computational biology, computer science, and software engineering
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To apply: Email a cover letter and your CV to REDACTED_EMAIL.
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