The Seidman lab in the HMS Department of Genetics has a postdoctoral position available in the area of human genetics and computational genomics.

Our lab uses high throughput DNA sequence analysis to identify genetic variants that are responsible cardiac disease. We are currently integrating results from genome-wide association studies, RNA expression analyses and DNA sequence analyses to identify gene variants responsible for cardiac phenotypes. We seek a highly motivated individual with considerable computational experience as well as molecular biology experience that is interested in integrating diverse data sources to gain mechanistic insights into cardiac disease. The ideal applicant will have experience with computational genomics, databases, and statistical inference, as well as molecular biological techniques.  In addition a strong publication record and an ability to work in team settings is essential.

To apply: Please submit a cover letter detailing your research motivations and a CV with three references to Susanne Bartlett (bartlett@genetics.med.harvard.edu). --

The Seidman lab in the HMS Department of Genetics has a postdoctoral position available in the area of human genetics and computational genomics.

Our lab uses high throughput DNA sequence analysis to identify genetic variants that are responsible cardiac disease. We are currently integrating results from genome-wide association studies, RNA expression analyses and DNA sequence analyses to identify gene variants responsible for cardiac phenotypes. We seek a highly motivated individual with considerable computational experience as well as molecular biology experience that is interested in integrating diverse data sources to gain mechanistic insights into cardiac disease. The ideal applicant will have experience with computational genomics, databases, and statistical inference, as well as molecular biological techniques.  In addition a strong publication record and an ability to work in team settings is essential.

Please submit a cover letter detailing your research motivations and a CV with three references to Susanne Bartlett (bartlett@genetics.med.harvard.edu). --