CHARMM-GUI
Post-doc in computational biophysics of genome editing systems
CHARMM-GUI, Baltimore, Maryland, United States
CHARMM is a versatile program for atomic-level simulation of many-particle systems, particularly macromolecules of biological interest. - M. Karplus
Post-doc in computational biophysics of genome editing systems Date 2021-08-15
Location University of California Riverside (greater Los Angeles area)
Description A post-doctoral position is available in the Palermo lab in the field of computational biophysics and Molecular Dynamics (MD).
Our lab specializes in computational methods based on MD, with applications to understanding and improving key genome editing systems, including but not limited to CRISPR-Cas9.
The successful candidate will have the opportunity to employ and develop advanced computational techniques, such as conventional MD, enhanced sampling methods, QM/MM approaches, graph-theory-based analysis, and Markov State Models. Expertise in coarse-grained methods is especially welcome as the lab is expanding in this area.
This position involves collaboration with experimental scientists at UCR, UC Berkeley, and UC San Diego.
Applicants should be motivated to learn and develop unconventional computational approaches.
More information about our lab can be found at:
https://palermolab.com
The University of California Riverside offers a vibrant research environment, competitive salary and benefits, and is located in Southern California's desirable climate and lifestyle.
How to Apply Please send your CV and motivation letter to
giulia.palermo@ucr.edu
#J-18808-Ljbffr
Post-doc in computational biophysics of genome editing systems Date 2021-08-15
Location University of California Riverside (greater Los Angeles area)
Description A post-doctoral position is available in the Palermo lab in the field of computational biophysics and Molecular Dynamics (MD).
Our lab specializes in computational methods based on MD, with applications to understanding and improving key genome editing systems, including but not limited to CRISPR-Cas9.
The successful candidate will have the opportunity to employ and develop advanced computational techniques, such as conventional MD, enhanced sampling methods, QM/MM approaches, graph-theory-based analysis, and Markov State Models. Expertise in coarse-grained methods is especially welcome as the lab is expanding in this area.
This position involves collaboration with experimental scientists at UCR, UC Berkeley, and UC San Diego.
Applicants should be motivated to learn and develop unconventional computational approaches.
More information about our lab can be found at:
https://palermolab.com
The University of California Riverside offers a vibrant research environment, competitive salary and benefits, and is located in Southern California's desirable climate and lifestyle.
How to Apply Please send your CV and motivation letter to
giulia.palermo@ucr.edu
#J-18808-Ljbffr