finished (2022/12/06, finished 2023/08/12, listed until 2023/02/07) Biomedical Mathematics Group (BIMAG) is a research group at the Institute for Basic Science (IBS), which is located in Daejeon, South Korea. BIMAG is the place where researchers from various backgrounds including mathematics, physics, biology, and medicine research together to develop mathematical theories and tools and apply them to solve various biological and medical problems. The Chief Investigator of BIMAG is Jae Kyoung Kim, and BIMAG consists of three teams. The intracellular dynamics team aims to develop reduction methods for multi-scale systems and apply them to understand molecular dynamics underlying enzyme kinetics, pharmacokinetics, cancer immunotherapy, and circadian rhythms. The intercellular dynamics team aims to develop inference methods for dynamic cellular networks and apply them to uncover structures underlying various biological networks. The systemic dynamics team aims to develop digital medicine for sleep disorders based on health-wearable devices via mathematical modeling and machine learning. In BIMAG, researchers can investigate mathematical theories, collaborate with various experimental groups, invite international visitors and organize regular international workshops. Currently, BIMAG researchers collaborate with >20 experimental labs. The Senior Researcher positions are available for individuals who have research experience for 5 years or more after their Ph. D. The appointment is initially for two years and can be extended for three more years after reviews of the research performance. The Postdoctoral Research Associate positions are available for individuals within the first five years after obtaining their Ph.D. at the date of appointment or expecting to obtain a Ph.D. within three months from the appointment date. The appointment is initially for two years and can be extended for one more year after reviews of the research performance. All positions do not have any teaching duties. BIMAG offers internationally competitive salaries (starting annual salary>KRW 57,000,000), travel funds, and benefits (incentive, medical insurance, travel insurance, and retirement funds). Furthermore, IBS has a childcare facility, dormitory, and family housing for researchers. The expected appointment date is March 1st, 2023, but it can be adjusted to earlier or later. Successful candidates should have experience in mathematical modeling or data analysis of biological systems. You can find the description for BIMAG research experience at https://www.ibs.re.kr/bimag/hiring/. A complete application packet should include: 1. Curriculum vitae including a list of publications and preprints (PDF format) 2. Research statement (PDF format) 3. At least 1 recommendation letter (3 letters are recommended) - letter forwarded by an applicant will not be considered 4. Consent to Collection and Use of Personal Information (attached) 5. Application (for the institute for Basic Science) (attached) For full consideration, applicants should email items 1~5 and arrange their recommendation letters emailed to bimag@ibs.re.kr by February 6th, 2023 / PM6:00(KST). BIMAG encourages applications from individuals of diverse backgrounds. Support Systems for International Researchers Roughly one-third of all researchers at IBS are from overseas. These international researchers have three support options to adapt to life in Korea. IBS supplies a service called the Global Help Desk, which offers personalized help via email and phone. IBS has its own support website called “Living in Korea”. We have several staffs who help with work situations. For more information on these support options, please see the related page on Living in Korea at https://centers.ibs.re.kr/html/living_en/overview/support.html [Attachment] |