The Yale Center for Medical Informatics offers a postdoctoral research
fellowship at the intersection of molecular biology and computer science,
sponsored by the National Library of Medicine. Projects include
parallelization of biological algorithms (e.g., sequence analysis, genetic
linkage analysis, molecular dynamics), an "intelligent" object-oriented
database for physical gene mapping data, and computer modeling of gene
regulation. Applicants should have a Ph.D. in an area of biology/molecular
biology, considerable computer experience, and a desire to pursue a research
career in biological informatics. Position available July 1, 1991. Contact
Prof. Perry Miller, Yale Center for Medical Informatics, c/o Dept. of
Anesthesiology, Yale School of Medicine, New Haven, CT 06510 (203-785-2802,
pmiller at yalemed.bitnet), or Prof. Kenneth K. Kidd, Dept. of Human Genetics
(203-785-2654, kidd at yalemed.bitnet).
