Fully funded PhD and Postdoc positions in human genetics, proteomics, and multi-omics for cardiometabolic disease research McGill University in Canada

Yoshiji Lab at McGill University in Montreal, Canada is recruiting for two fully funded research positions: 1 PhD student and 1 postdoc.

The lab works at the intersection of human genetics, proteomics, and multi-omics to support drug target discovery and precision medicine, with a strong focus on cardiometabolic diseases and related areas. The post highlights analysis of large biobank-scale datasets, including UK Biobank, NIH All of Us, CLSA, and the McGill-based BioPortal.

This opportunity is especially relevant for candidates interested in large-scale genetic and proteomic data analysis, translational biomedical research, and collaborative work across international networks. The lab mentions active collaborations with institutions such as Broad/Harvard, UCSD, Stanford, Kyoto, and Uppsala.

Funding: both positions are fully funded. No stipend amount, tuition coverage details, or deadline are provided in the post.

How to apply: interested applicants should contact the lab through the website application page at yoshiji-lab.org/joinus. The poster specifically asks candidates to use the website so messages are not missed.

Ideal background: candidates with experience or strong interest in genetics, proteomics, multi-omics, biobank data, statistical analysis, and cardiometabolic disease research are likely to fit well.