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SickKids is seeking a Machine Learning for Drug Discovery Post-Doctoral Research Fellow to develop ML-based pipelines for drug discovery. The role involves interdisciplinary collaboration to create generative models aimed at enhancing healthy human lifespan. Candidates should have a PhD in a relevant field and strong programming skills in Python.
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Machine Learning for Drug Discovery Post-Doctoral Research Fellow
The position is under the supervision of Dr. Michal Koziarski within the Molecular Medicine program at the Hospital for Sick Children and Vector Institute. Our research group focuses on developing machine learning-based pipelines that leverage generative models and active learning to efficiently explore chemical space, with applications in anti-aging intervention discovery. We seek a candidate interested in fundamental ML research driven by real-world applications and aligned with the goal of extending healthy human lifespan.
The role will center on developing generative models for small molecule design and applying them to various longevity-related projects, including (but not limited to) the discovery of novel senolytics. The candidate will contribute to the development of novel methods that integrate ML with chemistry, emphasizing cost and speed of chemical synthesis. While we specialize in computer science and algorithm development, our goals go beyond just improving benchmark results - we're focused on designing new therapeutics that help people live longer, healthier lives. As a result, our research is highly interdisciplinary, bridging ML with experimental work and fostering close collaborations with biologists and chemists at SickKids, the University of Toronto, and the Acceleration Consortium.
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Prospective candidates are encouraged to reach out directly to Dr. Michal Koziarski to discuss potential research directions at michal.koziarski@sickkids.ca.
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