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Post-doc in multiomics of skeletal muscle wasting
With a major focus on skeletal muscle wasting across clinical conditions, the McDonald Lab of Integrative ‘Omics is a dry lab (computational biology) but also interfaces considerably with collaborators with expertise at the bench. The ideal applicant will bridge this gap, advancing research objectives through both wet and dry lab techniques, commensurate with experience, interest, and preference. Our current projects include research using data from established large cohort studies including COPD Etiology of Low-Lean muscle (CCELL), the Million Veteran Project (MVP) and the Trans-Omics for Precision M


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