Satoshi Yoshiji

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.

Yoshiji Lab at McGill University in Montreal, Canada is recruiting for 2 fully funded 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 in cardiometabolic diseases and related areas. The project involves 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 with interests in genetics, omics integration, computational biology, statistical analysis, and translational biomedical research. The lab also highlights an active international network of collaborators across institutions such as Broad/Harvard, UCSD, Stanford, Kyoto, and Uppsala. The post does not list a formal deadline or detailed eligibility criteria. Interested applicants are asked to contact the lab through the website at yoshiji-lab.org/joinus .