The Center for Integrative Chemical Biology and Drug Discovery (CICBDD) in
the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy is engaged in the discovery of
small-molecule therapeutics and chemical probes for biomedical research.
At the CICBDD, chemists, biologists and computational scientists work
closely together in multidisciplinary project teams. More information about
the Center can be found at http://www.pharmacy.unc.edu/research/centers/center-for-integrative-chemical-biology-and-drug-discovery.
We are currently looking for a creative, independent and highly motivated
individual to join our research effort in developing and applying
computational approaches to chemical biology and drug discovery. The
appointee is expected to perform large-scale data analyses on heterogeneous
data sets, such as outputs from molecular dynamics, virtual and biochemical
screening experiments. He will make use of state-of-the-art data processing
tools (such as R, Matlab, Pipeline Pilot, etc) and develop new advanced
methodologies. He will also run virtual screening experiments, contribute
to structure-based drug design in close collaboration with medicinal
chemists and biologists, and contribute to the development of informatics
tools for the Center.
The successful candidate will have a Ph.D. degree in Computational
Chemistry/ Biology or a related discipline, a demonstrable track record
in computer-aided drug design and familiarity with major modeling/simulation
software, data analysis and chemoinformatics tools. Computer programming and scientific writing skills will be an asset.
This position will report to Professor Dmitri Kireev, Director of
Computational Drug Discovery. More information on his research interests,
projects, publications and track record can be found at
http://www.pharmacy.unc.edu/Directory/kireev.
The position is available immediately. Qualified applicants should send a CV
by email to Dr. Kireev at dmitri.kireev@unc.edu and be ready to provide at
least 2 reference letters. Applications will be considered until the
position is filled.
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