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Postdoctoral Position in Protein Science, Synthetic Biology, and Predictive AI Modeling George Washington University in United States
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Molecular Biology
Funding
The position is a postdoctoral research role at NIST (PREP/GWU) supporting national bio-infrastructure. No explicit funding or stipend details are provided.
Deadline
Expired
Country
United States
University
George Washington University
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About this position
The George Washington University, in collaboration with NIST, is seeking a Post-Doctoral Protein Scientist for a high-impact research project based in Gaithersburg, MD. This opportunity is ideal for candidates passionate about high-throughput biology, synthetic biology, and the application of predictive AI modeling in the life sciences. The research focuses on bridging the sequence-to-function gap in protein science, involving large-scale metrology, automation, and the design of synthetic circuits using E. coli systems. Responsibilities include developing innovative methods for measuring protein sequence-function relationships, programming automated laboratory systems, designing complex plasmids, and characterizing protein functions and biophysical properties. The successful candidate will also be expected to disseminate research findings through peer-reviewed and open-science platforms. Applicants should possess a Ph.D. in Biology, Protein Engineering, Biological Engineering, or a related field, with expertise in molecular biology techniques, E. coli, and synthetic biology circuit design. The position supports national bio-infrastructure and offers a multidisciplinary research environment. Interested candidates should apply via the provided link and ensure they meet all qualifications.
Funding details
The position is a postdoctoral research role at NIST (PREP/GWU) supporting national bio-infrastructure. No explicit funding or stipend details are provided.
What's required
Applicants must hold a Ph.D. in Biology, Protein Engineering, Biological Engineering, or a related field. They should have expert-level skills in molecular biology techniques, experience working with E. coli, and proven experience in plasmid design and synthetic biology circuits. An interdisciplinary mindset and a data-centric approach to biology are also required.
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Professors
Professor of Engineering Management and Systems Engineering
United States
Research Interests
Artificial Intelligence
Statistics
Physics
Materials Science
Computer Science
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