The R. D. Berlin Center for Cell Analysis and Modeling (CCAM) at UConn Health (https://health.uconn.edu/cell-analysis-modeling/) is a multi-disciplinary research center with 18 faculty members focused on the integration of experimental and theoretical methods in biomedical research, development of new photonic, microscopic, and computational modeling approaches for the study of cellular systems. We occupy an award-winning research building in the UConn Health campus in Farmington, CT. CCAM is the home of the Virtual Cell Project (https://vcell.org) and the COPASI simulator (https://copasi.org/), supported by an NIH National Resource Center grant.

The Agmon Lab Modeling is partnering with Basis—a new AI and inference company—to offer a postdoctoral fellowship in whole-cell modeling. This collaboration aims to revolutionize gene function discovery using whole-cell models, blending modular simulation and probabilistic inference to automate gene curation. The fellowship offers an opportunity for groundbreaking research to enhance predictive models and advance computational biology. https://www.basis.ai/join-us/fellowships/

Questions regarding this position should be addressed to Eran Agmon at agmon@uchc.edu.
 

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