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ISTBI Post-doc Position | Epigenomics and Neuroimaging

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$250,000 - $500,000
Sep 14, 2025
Shanghai, VA, US
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The Institute of Science and Technology for Brain-inspired Intelligence at Fudan University is looking to solve the problem of identifying early markers for neural processes that predict psychopathology and allow for targeted early interventions.

Requirements

  • Experience in analysing multimodal –omics (e.g. genetic, gene expression, epigenetics) and/or neuroimaging (fMRI, structure MRI and DTI) data;
  • Experience and/or interest in behavioural imaging genetics and epigenetics.
  • Evidence of the ability to publish in high-impact scientific journals
  • Very good English language skills.
  • State of the art methodology, including stratification and prediction techniques, deep learning and various sparse representational techniques

Responsibilities

  • Take a leading role in the analysis of multimodal –omics data (e.g. epigenetics and MRI radiomics) and their relation to behavioural measures.
  • Apply statistical techniques to dimensionality reduction and prediction using –omics, neuroimaging and environmental data
  • The publication and dissemination of data arising from this project
  • Attend and present at academic meetings and contribute to the visibility of the project and its aims.
  • Work as a conscientious and committed member of the team in order to achieve the aims of the project
  • Liaise with the administrative team for the support of the project
  • Undertake any other reasonable duties that may be relevant to the role outline

Other

  • PhD qualification
  • Full Time employment
  • Two~Four years employment period
  • Ability to work with a worldwide network of collaborators
  • Excellent opportunities for an ambitious individual to develop unique skills and expertise in clinical neuroscience