The Taylor Lab in the Biology and Mathematics & Computer Science departments at Emory University is currently recruiting postdoctoral scholars with expertise in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology. The lab currently has research interests in two major areas:

• Identifying and understanding functional regions in vertebrate genomes, particularly through the development of novel machine learning, data mining, and data integration methods incorporating genomic sequence and experimental data.

• Building software and infrastructure to make computational biology more accessible to experimentalists, including both the development of analysis and data management tools, and the development of novel user interfaces and interactive tools for analyzing large-scale data.

We are seeking post-docs with complementary research interests. Well developed research plans that complement but extend the lab's current interests will be looked upon favorably. Specific area of academic background is flexible. However, because the lab is entirely computational, programming / software development experience should is important.

To apply: Applicants should submit a CV, a statement of research interests or research plan, and a few references to james.taylor@emory.edu.