The AI in Genomics Lab at Emory University, led by Assistant Professor Jian Hu, is seeking a fully funded postdoctoral fellow to join a dynamic, cross-disciplinary research group. The lab integrates data science, machine learning, and biology to decipher disease mechanisms by analyzing cell morphologies and molecular profiles associated with disease progression. Research areas include developing machine learning methods for spatial multi-omics integration, statistical tools for single-cell RNA sequencing analysis, and AI-driven analytical tools for digital pathology imaging data. The lab's work is crucial for advancing precision medicine and therapeutic development.

Applicants should hold a PhD in Biostatistics, Statistics, Computer Science, Computational Biology, or a related field. Candidates with experience in genomics, spatial omics, or digital pathology data analysis are especially encouraged to apply. The position offers full funding, including salary and research expenses, with opportunities for additional competitive awards. The lab is part of the Emory University School of Medicine and the Department of Human Genetics, providing a collaborative and resource-rich environment for innovative research.

To apply, interested candidates should contact Dr. Jian Hu at [email protected] and visit the lab website at https://jianhu-lab.org/ for more information. The opportunity is ideal for researchers passionate about AI, genomics, computational biology, and advancing the understanding of disease mechanisms through cutting-edge data science approaches.