About the position
Research Scientist Or Postdoctoral Researcher
The RIKEN Center for Computational Science (R-CCS) is looking for a few research scientists or postdoctoral researchers. The Computational Structural Biology Research Team aims to advance our understanding of biological processes by investigating the structure and dynamics of biomolecules. Our interdisciplinary research is focused on algorithms development, leveraging high-performance computing, to explore biomolecules via integrative modeling of experimental data (cryo-electron microscopy, electron tomography, atomic force microscopy, small angle scattering and x-ray free-electron laser). Moreover, we aim fostering collaborations with experimental groups to investigate specific biological functions.
We are seeking scientists who can engage in research and development of computational methods, specifically algorithms and software that integrate AI/HPC with experimental data obtained at facilities like SPring-8 among others to analyze the dynamics of biomolecules with possible collaborative applications with experimental research groups to investigate biologically relevant molecules. We are now recruiting a person who will work for our Japan Science and Technology ARiSE project / “SPARK: Synchrotron Platform for AI-empowered Research and Knowledge”
Salary will be an annual salary based on experience, ability, and performance, and will consist of a base salary and a variable salary. The variable salary will be determined each fiscal year based on experience, ability, and performance. Discretionary work, commuting and housing allowances will be provided. Social insurance will be applied. The total amount of monthly discretionary work allowance and monthly salary at the time of hiring will be 382,610 JPY or more for Postdoctoral Researcher, and 536,065 JPY or more for Research Scientist.
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