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 strong 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