The Nanopore Site

The Reisner and Sladek groups at the McGill Dept of Physics and the McGill Genome Center have an NIH-funded postdoctoral position available to develop a dual nanopore device technology. The Reisner group (Dept, of Physics) is expert at developing nanofluidic devices for single molecule measurement and control. The Sladek group (McGill Genome Center) is expert in developing and applying new genomic and proteomics technologies to elucidate complex diseases.
This project is also in collaboration with Nooma Bio, a nanopore technology company in Santa Cruz CA and the Bhattacharya simulation group at the University of Central Florida, providing expertise in nanopore simulation to benchmark experiments.
The applicant should have a Ph.D. degree (ideally not older than three years) in one of the following fields: experimental condensed matter physics, applied physics, biophysics, bioengineering and any other related disciplines deemed relevant. Skills possessed in any of the following will be considered strong assets: (1) nanopore technology, (2) measurement of pA-nA level current signals, (3) single-molecule experimentation and (4) nanofabrication.
McGill University is based in downtown Montreal, a highly diverse and exciting city renowned internationally for its unique culture mixing the francophone and anglophone worlds.
If you are interested, please send your CV and two letters of recommendation to reisner@physics.mcgill.ca. 

For more information:
https://mcgill.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/mcgill_careers/job/Rutherford-Physics/Postdoctoral-Researcher---Dual-Nanopore-Technology_JR0000017414
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​About the Project
The Physics Department seeks a Graduate Student with a start date as early as January 2022 (who will be supported by a Teaching Assistantship if successful), with a background in Computational Physics and Nanotechnology. Familiarity with computational methods, a programming language and previous experience in computer modeling is required. Applicants should have an interest in bionanotechnology. The successful applicant will work under supervision of Professor Maria Gracheva (Computational Lab page: https://people.clarkson.edu/~mgrachev/research.html) on computer simulation problems in the area of solid state membranes for filtering, identification and characterization of nanoparticles and biological molecules. 
A graduate Teaching Assistantship (TA) involves about 20 hours of work each week and qualifications include good interpersonal skills and good to excellent command of English. The TA may be asked to participate in research projects in addition to teaching duties. Health insurance is provided through the Clarkson Plan which is the same for all Clarkson employees. 
Clarkson University is a private, national research University leading in technological education and sustainable economic development. Clarkson offers graduate programs in Arts & Sciences, Business, Education, Engineering, and Health Sciences, with onsite, online and hybrid modes of study. We educate 4,300 students and pursue interdisciplinary research, scholarship and innovation. 
Clarkson’s main campus is located in Potsdam, New York, on the historic 640-acre wooded homestead of the Clarkson family in the foothills of the Adirondack Park. With roughly 15,000+ year-round residents, the Village of Potsdam is nestled along the Raquette River in the heart of St. Lawrence County. 
Clarkson University’s International Center will provide visa support in the event the selected candidate is a non-US citizen.
 
Funding Notes
The selected applicant will received a tuition waiver, along with a stipend of approximately $25,000 per year. 
For consideration, complete graduate application at View Website. Requirements: transcripts, CV/resume, 3 letters of recommendation, Statement of Purpose, GRE results, and proof of English proficiency.
Preferred :
1. A bachelor or a master degree in Physics (GPA > 3.0)
2. International applicants: English proficiency. Accepted tests with the minimum required scores are : TOEFL (80), IELTS (6.5), PTE (56) and Duolingo Test (115).
3. A GRE score of at least 307 (148 V / 159 Q) is recommended.

More details:
​https://www.findaphd.com/phds/project/teaching-assistant-graduate-studies-in-computational-physics-nanotechnology/?p134456

Research Group Description:
Our group is devoted to developing the cutting-edge electrochemical instrumentations and advanced electrochemical measurement methods at single-molecule level. Examples include Nanopore-based Single-molecule Analysis, Stochastic Collision Electrochemistry, Bio-interface Spectroelectrochemistry, and Integrated Biosensors in combination with advanced computational pipeline to reveal the characteristics and dynamics of single entities, as well as the design and application of nanopore-based Single Biomolecule Interface for single-molecule reactions and protein sequencing.
For more information about Yi-Tao Long’s group, please visit http://hysz.nju.edu.cn/ytlong/.
 
Postdoctoral Research Fellows
The salary range is starting 300-350kRMB/year (46,000-53,000 USD/year) depending on experience for two years. The first three (3) months of employment serve as an Introductory Evaluation Period.
 
Job Requirements:
Have a strong desire to work in academia;
Received comprehensive research training from top universities;
Demonstrated a high-level of skill in team-working, communication, and academic writing;
The candidates should hold a PhD in a relevant field (Electrochemistry, Biophysics, Computational Biology, Molecular Biology, Organic Chemistry). Strong scientific programming skills (e.g., Python, Matlab, LabVIEW) are essential. Experience in electrophysiology or nanopores (preferable nanopore-based single molecular detection) would be beneficial.
 
PhD Students
PhD candidates are invited in the School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering at Nanjing University. Applicants must have a high motivation in their academic career and an excellent academic record.
Salary is supported by China Government Scholarship (https://hwxy.nju.edu.cn/_t486/6134/list.htm) plus additional special fellowship (1500~2000 USD/month)
 
For more details or to apply please contact Prof. Yi-Tao Long by email (yitaolong@nju.edu.cn), with application materials (CV, personal statement, and at least two recommendation letters).
 
We consider all applications on merit and have a strong commitment to enhancing the diversity of our staff.

​We seek a highly motivated biophysics/bioengineering postdoctoral fellow to join our interdisciplinary computational and experimental group which is engaged in the DARPA ECHO project, the MoTrPAC consortium and other large-scale programs.
 
The fellow will study device development for nanopore epigenetic assays and other biophysical assays, with opportunities for publication, patenting and commercial development.
 
The successful candidate should have a PhD in biophysics, bioengineering, chemistry, physics, engineering, or a closely related discipline and experience with nanopore technology with sequencing (solid-state and protein pores for applications in nucleic acids and proteins).
 
Experience with Oxford Nanopore, micro- and nano- fluidics; molecular and cellular biology; semiconductor processing; MEMS; micro- and nano- devices; low-noise, phase-sensitive lock-in measurements; programming in MATLAB and LABVIEW and working knowledge of biophysical and bio-characterization techniques (such as AFM, HPLC, LC-MS and functional assays) are desirable.
 
Please send a CV and the contact info for 3 referees to angelo.gaitas@mssm.edu
 
https://careers.mountsinai.org/jobs/2523250?lang=en-us
 

 Iridia is an emerging San Diego company bringing together DNA chemistry,electronics, molecular biology and nanofabrication technology to develop arevolutionary long-term data storage platform.
The Iridia Research Team is looking for a nanopore scientist with experienceand expertise in the field of biophysics and solid-state nanopores. This is arare and exciting opportunity to apply your knowledge and abilities to thedevelopment of a transformational technology.
 
Job Summary:
We are seeking a proven self-starter that can perform independent, wellcontrolledresearch as part of a multi-disciplinary technology developmentteam, with a focus on the use and modeling of solid-state nanopores for detection and interpretation of DNA translocations. Your work will be integral to the design and optimization of the world’s first integrated DNAbased data storage microchip.
 
Tasks and responsibilities:
• Design, conduct, trouble-shoot and analyze solid-state nanopore DNA translocation experiments.
• Assist with modeling of solid-state nanopore DNA translocation events.
• Contribute to the design of microfluidic devices with integrated solid-state
nanopores.
• Assist with the integration of molecular biology protocols into microfluidic
devices.
• Maintain records and prepare presentations for providing technical
updates, data analysis, conclusions and recommendations.
• Lead collaborations with 3rd parties in industry and/or academia.
• The successful candidate will be self-motivated, dedicated, and enthusiastic, with the ability to effectively communicate with scientists from different disciplines. The successful candidate should have a passion for scientific excellence, a committed work ethic, and an assertive but respectful personality.
 
Preferred experiential background:
• Use of solid-state nanopores for the study of DNA &/or protein translocations.
• Modeling of pore characteristics and DNA translocations through solidstate nanopores.
• Fabrication and characterization of solid-state nanopores.
• Surface chemistry and science, surface modification and metrology.
• Expertise in microfluidics and electrochemistry is highly desirable.
• Industry experience is desired, but not required.
• Experience in building, testing & troubleshooting analog circuits.
• Background in physics, electronics, digital signal processing, statistics,
programming, algorithm implementation.

Preferred educational background:
• A Ph.D. in Physics (Biophysics) or related discipline.
• Post-doctoral experience desired, but not required.
In addition to exciting science and a positive work culture, Iridia offers an attractive compensation package which includes stock options, generous vacation time, plus family health and medical benefits.
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Iridia Inc., is proud to be an EEO Employer
 
 

​Position Title: Postdoc Researcher (Multiple positions)

Location: Nanjing, China 

Salary: ¥300k (~£34k), depending on experience, with a highly competitive bonus 

Additional Benefits:

1. Eligible to apply as a principal investigator (PI) for research grant, e.g. NSFC;
2. Eligible to apply for the “Global Postdoc Exchange Scheme”.

Research Group Description:
After re-joining Nanjing University at the end of 2018, I am now establishing a new research group which focuses on the development of novel electrochemical measurement methods to reveal the characteristics and dynamics of single entities, as well as the design and application of single molecule interface. Research areas include, but are not limited to, nanopore single molecule electroanalysis, biointerface spectroelectrochemistry and integrated biosensors. For more information of Yi-Tao Long’s group, please visit http://hysz.nju.edu.cn/ytlong/. 

Job Requirements:

1. Have a strong desire to work in academia (compulsory);
2. Received comprehensive research training from top universities (compulsory);
3. Demonstrated a high-level of skill in teamworking, communication, and academic writing (compulsory);
4. Previous research experiences in any of the following subjects: electrochemistry, optics, biology, nanotechnology, electrical engineering, artificial intelligence. (optional)

Primary Job Duties: 
Design and perform experiments, analyze data, write papers, deliver presentations, etc.

Job Requirements:

• Degree in a biology or engineering field such as Biophysics, Bioengineering, Molecular Biology, Computational Biology, or Biomedical Science (MS or higher).
• Experience with electrophysiology or nanopores (preferable nanopore-based single molecular detection) is strongly preferred.
• Computer programming skillsets are a plus (python, matlab, labview).

Contact: yitaolong@nju.edu.cn
 

We are looking for a postdoctoral researcher to join the Nano-biotechnology group at the IBM T.J. Watson Research Center. The candidate should have proven experience in theoretical and experimental biophysics including continuum. See further at https://www.linkedin.com/jobs2/view/17710466