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University of Pennsylvania · 1 month ago

Assistant Professor, Research Track, CHOP

positionPhiladelphia, PA
timeFull-time
remoteOnsite
seniorityMid Level

The University of Pennsylvania is seeking candidates for an Assistant Professor position in the non-tenure research track at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. The role focuses on expertise in psychiatric genetics and neuroimaging, involving responsibilities such as data analysis, leading a team, and independent grant writing.

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Responsibilities

Data analysis
Disseminating research findings
Leading a team of bioinformatics staff
Independent grant writing
Supervising students

Qualification

Psychiatric geneticsPsychiatric neuroimagingImaging-genetics studiesData analysisIndependent grant writingSupervising studentsPennCNVParseCNV2Recon-all-clinicalGAMLSSTeam leadership

Required

Expertise is required in the specific area of psychiatric genetics, psychiatric neuroimaging, and combined imaging-genetics studies using clinically-acquired brain magnetic resonance imaging archives
Applicants must have an M.D. or Ph.D or equivalent degree

Preferred

Familiarity with PennCNV, parseCNV2, recon-all-clinical, and GAMLSS

Company

University of Pennsylvania

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The University of Pennsylvania is an American private Ivy League Research University that excels in producing future leaders.
dateFounded in 1740
location
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
people-size10001+ employees
web-link
http://www.upenn.edu

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Funding

Current Stage
Late Stage
Total Funding
$81.46M
Key Investors
National Science FoundationUS Department of EnergyParent Project Muscular Dystrophy
2024-08-28Grant
2023-06-26Grant· $18M
2022-09-15Grant· $55M

Leadership Team

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Mark Dingfield
Executive Vice President
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Angela Duckworth
Rosa Lee and Egbert Chang Professor
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