We are machine learning researchers, statisticians, molecular biologists and physicians working to develop computational methods to take advantage of the rapid growth of molecular biological data about cancer, including sequences of oncogenes, gene expression profiles of neoplastic tissues, high throughput screening of anti-tumor compounds, and allellic variation assays such as SNPs. The lab has abundant computational resources, and ready access to all NIH facilities. Candidates should be highly motivated, with excellent programming and writing skills, and a solid understanding of molecular biology. We expect to fill these positions with post-doctoral researchers, but good candidates at more junior or more senior levels may be accommodated. Salaries will be on the NIH scale, commensurate with experience and area of expertise.
Email is preferred, but fax or mail applications are also acceptable.
The conference will take place in Heidelberg, Germany on August 6 - 10, 1999. For more information on the conference visit the web site. Please use font size at least 10pt and format to fit European Standard A4 but make sure that all of the text is also displayed in US letter size. A booklet with the accepted poster abstracts will be available at the conference. If you represent an academic group you can present your software at our university booth.