Faculty Positions in Cancer Genomics at the University of Maryland School of Medicine
Core
Tenure-track faculty role developing and applying multi-omics approaches for basic and translational cancer research, focusing on tumor evolution, subclone analysis, chromatin structure, and immune repertoire sequencing.
Role type
Assistant/Associate Professor (Tenure-track)
Builds
Funded research programs in genomics and computational oncology
Domain
Academic Medicine / Cancer Genomics / Computational Biology
Deliverable
production ML models | research
Required skills
Multi-omics analysis, tumor biology integration, clinical data stream analysis, grant writing, academic mentoring, transdisciplinary collaboration
Preferred skills
Experience in tumor evolution, subclone analysis, chromatin structure, antigen prediction, immune repertoire sequencing, industry or government research background
Technologies
PacBio, Illumina, Oxford Nanopore sequencing, single-cell transcriptomics, spatial transcriptomics
Responsibilities
Establish a funded research program, mentor students and postdocs, teach, collaborate with clinical and basic scientists, contribute to institute service missions
Seniority
Assistant/Associate Professor (Tenure-track)
