Advance genotype-to-phenotype biology at the University of Toronto as an Assistant Professor developing independent research and teaching programs. This full-time tenure stream appointment is based at the St. George Campus.

The Donnelly Centre and Department of Biochemistry seek an early career researcher for a joint appointment in Health and biotechnology. The successful candidate will establish transformational research aligned with genotype-to-phenotype relationships. Chemical biology, functional genomics, or synthetic biology are welcomed areas.

Key Responsibilities:

- Develop an innovative, competitive, independently funded research program
- Advance transformational and translational research projects
- Build partnerships across sectors and borders




- Generate research translation and impacts
- Teach undergraduate and graduate students in Biochemistry

Requirements:

- Ph.D. in a relevant field
- Within five years of first research-related appointment, eligible delays considered
- Demonstrated excellence in research and teaching
- Established independent research program with international potential
- Evidence through publications, presentations, awards, or solid references

Bring internationally competitive genotype-to-phenotype research, teaching excellence, and partnership-building to Toronto’s Biochemistry community.

📌 Assistant Professor Genotype Phenotype Biology (Toronto)
🏢 University of Toronto
📍 Toronto