Postdoc in DNA Methylation Signatures in Rare Disease at the University of Washington University of Washington in United States

The Miller Lab at the University of Washington is preparing to recruit a postdoc focused on DNA methylation signatures in rare disease.

This opportunity sits at the intersection of genomics, epigenetics, computational biology, wet-lab experimentation, and computational analysis. The lab notes that the project is especially suitable for someone interested in method development and clinical translation.

Ideal candidates should have a background in one or more of the following: genomics, epigenetics, or computational biology. The post emphasizes collaborative work across experimental and computational approaches, suggesting a strong fit for applicants who enjoy translational research and data-driven discovery in human disease.

The post is an early announcement rather than a formal application call. A formal posting is expected to follow, and interested candidates are encouraged to reach out proactively if they would like to be considered or to recommend someone else.

Institution: Miller Lab, University of Washington, Seattle, United States.

Research focus: DNA methylation, rare disease, genomics, epigenetics, computational biology, clinical translation.