Epidemiology, Data Science, Statistics and Bioinformatics
faculty sought at the Assistant, Associate or full
Professor levels at the Center for Integrative
Transdisciplinary Epidemiology (CITE) at the Boston
University School of Medicine (BUSM).
The CITE is being established as a flagship institute
within BUSM with the mission of establishing an
interdisciplinary, integrated research program that
combines epidemiology, public health, population science,
cohort studies, clinical medicine and data science. The
CITE has strong institutional support and will offer
opportunities for immersive, collaborative methodological
research using existing data resources within the
Framingham Heart Study, the Cross cohort Consortium,
Boston Medical Center, and other large national databases.
We are seeking visionary, dynamic scientists with
methodological expertise in the following domains:
transomics integrative molecular epidemiology, lifecourse
epidemiology, and digital epidemiology (including big data
science, electronic health records, mHealth and geospatial
research).
Scientists with a strong mathematical/ statistical or
computing/ engineering background, experience in
developing, modifying and implementing novel integrative
methodologies in one or more of the following areas
including but not limited to risk factor identification,
risk prediction, survival and mediation analyses; clinical
trials design and secondary data analysis in available
datasets; genetic and genomic analyses to identify and
rare variants in large cohorts or individual patients,
epigenetics, omics (including metabolomics, proteomics,
microbiome), characterizing the exposome, and geospatial
approaches. Persons with experience and knowledge in
applying machine learning, deep learning techniques,
artificial intelligence (AI) to large human datasets are
encouraged to apply. Experience with annotation and
analysis of whole genome sequence data including
exploration variation, and expertise in applying systems
biology and network medicine approaches are welcome to
apply.
The position will be in the CITE with an academic
appointment within the Section of Preventive Medicine and
Epidemiology, Department of Medicine, BUSM. For suitable
candidates additional secondary appointments may be
feasible in the relevant parent departments and in the
School of Public Health. Salary and benefits will be
competitive and commensurate with education, experience
and publication and research funding track record.
For full consideration, please submit: 1) a cover letter
stating career goals and the candidate’s training and
experience to the position; 2) a current CV; 3) a personal
statement describing the candidate’s research experience;
and 4) names and contact information of three references,
to Mr. Michael Galatis,
mgalatis@bu.edu
Boston University is an Equal Employment
Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer including
protected veterans and those with disabilities.
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