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The Pouget Lab is seeking a Postdoctoral Fellow in computational genomics and data science to study how genetic variation shapes neurodevelopment and vulnerability to psychosis. Our lab integrates large-scale human genomic data with multimodal, single-cell resolution molecular profiling of brain and peripheral immune cells to (1) discover molecular mechanisms of psychiatric disorders, (2) refine biologically grounded disease subtypes and therapeutic targets, and (3) develop scalable biomarkers for precision psychiatry. Ongoing projects include: Predictive modelling of psychosis symptom trajectories in large youth cohorts Integrative analysis of multimodal sequencing data, including paired single-nucleus RNA-seq + ATAC-seq from postmortem human brain and peripheral blood samples Whole genome sequencing in clinical populations to inform genetic testing guidelines TRAINING ENVIRONMENT As a post-doc in the Pouget Lab, you will work within a highly collaborative, multidisciplinary research program with direct clinical translation to youth mental health. Our lab offers a collaborative, people-first, mentorship-focused environment committed to rigor, reproducibility, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion, and sustainable research careers. We are based at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), Canada’s largest mental health teaching hospital and one of the world’s leading research centres in its field.  As Canada’s leading mental illness research facility, CAMH’s Campbell Family Mental Health Research Institute (CFMHRI) is home to scientists, staff and research trainees conducting leading research to improve the understanding of the brain and the causes, the biomarkers and cures for mental illness as well as research to advance the prevention and treatment for mental illness and addictions across the lifespan. CAMH is a fully affiliated teaching hospital and research institute of the University of Toronto.

The Morrissy Lab is seeking a highly motivated scientist with expertise in bioinformatics and data science to join our team as a Postdoctoral Associate focused on understanding immunotherapy responses in solid tumors. The candidate will use state-of-the-art analytic approaches to investigate multi-omics data and derive an in-depth understanding of tumor ecosystem dynamics in clinical samples from immunotherapy trials – including phenotypic and functional cell heterogeneity, tumor and microenvironment cell niches, and cellular crosstalk. This research is primarily focused on cohorts of single-patient and phase I clinical trial participants treated with CAR T-cells (see Zemp el, 2024, in revision at Nature; preprint on medRxiv), and identifying mechanisms of immunotherapy response and resistance from longitudinally-collected blood and tumor tissue samples. The candidate will employ innovative bioinformatics and machine learning approaches to integrate single cell and spatial datasets from clinical samples with data from ongoing preclinical studies, further incorporating genomics and proteomics profiles from in-house or public repositories.

A funded Postdoctoral Fellow opportunity is available in Dr. Finlay Maguire’s group in the Computer Science / Community Health & Epidemiology at Dalhousie University. This is a full-time one-year position, with the possibility of extension, at the University of Dalhousie. This position is supported by a New Frontiers in Research Fund Explore grant with Dr. Samira Mubareka at Sunnybrook Research Institute/University of Toronto, Dr. Arinjay Banerjee at the Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organisation/University of Saskatchewan, and Dr. Jeff Bowman at Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources/University of Trent.

Company Description: Roche Diagnostics is a global leader in healthcare diagnostics, committed to improving patient outcomes through innovative diagnostic solutions. With a focus on precision medicine and personalized healthcare, Roche Diagnostics develops and commercializes advanced diagnostic tests and technologies across various disease areas, including oncology, infectious diseases, and autoimmune disorders. Our mission is to empower healthcare professionals with accurate, timely, and actionable diagnostic insights to support informed clinical decision-making and improve patient care.   Job Description: We are seeking a talented and experienced AI expert in the field of bioinformatics and computational biology to join our dynamic team. In this role, the successful candidate will play a key role in the development and implementation of AI-driven approaches for the analysis, interpretation, and utilization of molecular data in diagnostic assays and platforms. Working closely with interdisciplinary teams of biologists, computer scientists, and domain experts, the AI expert will contribute to the advancement of Roche’s molecular diagnostic portfolio and drive innovation in precision diagnostics leveraging state-of-the-art methodologies and tools. A strong background in software development and data engineering will be a big advantage for this role. This could be a hydrid or remote position based on the location in Canada.

The Richards’ lab of McGill University is seeking a Bioinformatician Research Associate to assist in the creation and management of a research program to improve clinical care through the use of computational genomics. The job will take place at the Lady Davis Institute of the Jewish General Hospital, a McGill University teaching hospital. See mcgill.ca/genepi for a description of the exciting work that our lab is undertaking. The successful candidate will work with Dr. Brent Richards’ research team in the Centre for Epidemiology and Community Studies. In collaboration with fellow staff, graduate students and external collaborators, the candidate will ensure the timely execution of a program of research to better understand how genomic information can improve clinical care.

EpiSign Inc. is seeking a motivated Bioinformatician to support the development of DNA methylation data processing tools. Over the course of a 12-month project (with potential to extend), this individual will contribute to advancing EpiSign’s machine learning-based diagnostic platform by evaluating, validating, and optimizing methods for data processing and classifier training using multi-platform methylation datasets (microarray, PacBio, ONT, Illumina 5-base). This position offers a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience at the intersection of bioinformatics, neuroanalytics, and precision medicine, while working closely with leading researchers from the London Health Sciences Centre Research Institute.

Advancing Genomics Innovation and Impact in Atlantic Canada and beyond Genome Atlantic is the region’s catalyst for genomics-driven innovation, commercialization, and economic growth. For over 25 years, the organization has delivered more than $165 million in collaborative R&D, translating cutting-edge science into real-world solutions that strengthen industries, safeguard ecosystems, and improve human health across Atlantic Canada. This is a rare opportunity to influence regional and national priorities through applied research and help shape the future of genomics. As one of six regional genome centres established in 2000 under Genome Canada’s national network, Genome Atlantic works at the intersection of science, industry, and policy. Through strategic partnerships with companies, academic institutions, governments, and other stakeholders, the organization advances applied research across key sectors, including ocean industries (aquaculture, energy, fisheries), agriculture and agri-food, forestry, environmental stewardship, human health, and mining. Genome Atlantic is seeking a visionary, dynamic, and people-centred President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) to lead the organization into its next chapter of growth and impact. Reporting to the Board of Directors, the CEO will provide strategic leadership to advance genomics-based innovation and commercialization, while deepening Genome Atlantic’s role as a trusted partner in the regional and national innovation ecosystem. The CEO will champion a bold vision for genomics as a driver of economic and societal transformation; cultivate and manage high-impact relationships across government, industry, academia, and the broader community; and oversee a diverse and growing portfolio of collaborative projects aligned with regional strengths and national priorities. They lead fund development and diversification efforts to ensure long-term sustainability. The CEO represents Genome Atlantic as a compelling advocate and spokesperson, translating complex science into accessible, actionable narratives. The ideal candidate is a strategic and entrepreneurial leader with a proven track record of guiding mission-driven organizations. The successful candidate will bring at least ten years of progressive senior leadership experience, strong business and financial acumen, and demonstrated success in securing and managing multi-source funding. They will hold a bachelor’s degree in a relevant discipline, have experience in board governance and a proven ability to inspire and support a high-performing team, fostering a culture of innovation, accountability, and collaboration. A PhD or MBA, and experience in the not-for-profit sector, genomics, biotechnology, life sciences or broader innovation and research ecosystem, are assets. They bring a deep appreciation for the power of science and innovation to solve complex challenges and a passion for building partnerships that turn discovery into measurable impact. An exceptional communicator and relationship-builder, they are passionate about serving in a high-profile role and navigating, leading, and advancing the future potential of genomics, de-risking R&D investment for private companies and forging collaborative partnerships. To learn more about Genome Atlantic, please visit: http://genomeatlantic.ca Please submit a combined resume and cover letter online by clicking “Apply.” For further information about this opportunity, please contact Kim West (kwest@royerthompson.com) or Dominique Roche (droche@royerthompson.com) in confidence. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to age, race, religion, ethnicity, gender, disability, citizenship status, marital status, or actual or perceived sexual orientation. If you are a member of one of these underrepresented groups, we invite you to self-identify on your cover letter or resume. Genome Atlantic is committed to creating an inclusive environment and building a team that represents a variety of backgrounds, perspectives, and skills. We value diversity and recognize that experience comes in many forms and skills are transferable. Genome Atlantic provides accommodations to applicants living with or experiencing disabilities. If you require an accommodation(s) to participate in the application, interviewing or selection process, please contact Edgarson Moxey at emoxey@royerthompson.com. Royer Thompson is a Canadian executive advisory firm focused on capturing the full potential of people in pursuit of leadership and organizational excellence. Our core services include executive search, executive development, HR advisory and inclusion & belonging. Through Facet, we support mid-management recruitment and coaching for people who aspire to lead organizations.

A 2-year (renewable) full-time postdoctoral fellowship is available in the laboratory of Prof. Alain Dabdoub. The position focuses on decoding the molecular landscape of the human inner ear during development and regeneration and translating these findings to advance therapeutic strategies. Our research investigates mechanisms that regulate auditory and vestibular homeostasis, the regeneration of sensory hair cells, stria vascularis, and auditory neurons as well as the implications for therapies and understanding disorders associated with aging, hearing loss, and balance dysfunction. Our projects combine state of-the-art computational tools and cutting-edge biological experiments.

Advancing Genomics Technologies for Health and Life Sciences The Michael Smith Genome Sciences Centre (GSC), a provincial program within the Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA), is a recognized international leader in genomics, bioinformatics, and genome technology innovation. By developing and deploying cutting-edge sequencing and computational platforms, the GSC supports breakthrough research across cancer, rare and infectious diseases, and the broader life sciences. Our work enables earlier diagnosis, novel therapeutic approaches, and transformative applications of genomics to improve human health and environmental resilience—delivering both social and economic impact through science. Job Reference no: CB_P01067_HSA190602_BioinfoLIMS_2025_10_20 Summary The Computational Biologist will participate in the analysis of sequencing data by developing, refining and adapting bioinformatics tools for a high-throughput processing pipeline.  The Computational Biologist will also participate in the development and maintenance of the production databases, which provide tracking of all of the laboratory and bioinformatics analysis pipelines at the GSC.  Additionally, the Computational Biologist will assist in the packaging and distribution of developed tools and analysis results to the scientific community, and will be contributing to the preparation of scientific publications.