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Yale University School of Medicine, Department of Pathology is seeking one postdoctoral associate to work on an NIH-funded project whose overall goal is to identify the molecular signatures defining individual immune responses in the context of vaccine responsiveness and disease resistance. The successful candidate will work in a highly dynamic team environment across multiple institutions to develop and apply computational methods/models and bioinformatics approaches to diverse clinical and laboratory data sets in close collaborations with experimentalists. The ideal candidate will have strong quantitative and programming abilities, along with previous experience applying these skills to problems in biology/medicine. New Ph.D. graduates are encouraged. Expertise is desired in bioinformatics programming (e.g. R/Bioconductor, Perl or Matlab), applications (e.g., microarray analysis, promoter/cis-regulatory analysis, etc.) and methods such as (Dynamic) Bayesian Networks, Dynamic Factor Analysis and Structural Equation Modeling. Yale University is an equal opportunity affirmative action employer. Minority and female applicants are encouraged to apply. Contact Information Yale University School of Medicine Pathology Steven Kleinstein http://clip.med.yale.edu/ How To Apply: Applicants should email a letter of interest describing their background and curriculum vitae and the names, addresses, telephone numbers and e-mail addresses of three references.