Assistant Professor Genotype Phenotype Biology

Lead genotype-to-phenotype research as an Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto’s Donnelly Centre and Department of Biochemistry. Build an independent program.
This full-time tenure stream appointment supports an internationally competitive researcher in Health, including biotechnology. The position advances transformational research, partnerships, translation, and impact. Candidates may leverage chemical biology, functional genomics, or synthetic biology while complementing departmental strengths.

Key Responsibilities:

Mount an innovative, competitive, independently funded research program
Advance transformational and translational research with partners
Study genotype-to-phenotype relationships in strategic health priorities
Undertake undergraduate teaching in Biochemistry
Undertake graduate teaching in Biochemistry
Requirements:
Ph.D. in a relevant field
Record of excellence in research and teaching
Established independent research program with impact potential
Internationally competitive research contributions or publications
Evidence of teaching excellence through a teaching dossier
Bring independent research, teaching excellence, and partnership-building to genotype-to-phenotype science at the University of Toronto.