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Assistant Professor in Computational Biology

Johns Hopkins University- Department of Biology · Baltimore, Maryland, United States

Advertised pay
$113,500 - $149,000
Posted
Employer funding
No recent SBIR/STTR award on record
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About the role

Johns Hopkins University's Department of Biology (Krieger School of Arts and Sciences) is hiring a tenure-track Assistant Professor in Computational Biology. The role involves developing or applying computational methods to fundamental questions in genetics and genomics across organisms and systems, building an externally funded research program, teaching and mentoring students, and departmental service. Requires a PhD and expertise in computational methods applied to genetics/genomics, with a research program capable of attracting external funding. Applicants submit a CV, research statement, and teaching philosophy via Interfolio along with three confidential letters. Full consideration deadline is November 8, 2026.

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