DOE-backed AI-for-science project is hiring genomic data experts
anshulkundaje · x · 2026-07-23
Anshan Kulundaje says an AI-for-Science effort backed by the U.S. Department of Energy is opening up roles for people with deep expertise in genomic data processing, agentic platforms, DNALMs, and S2F models.
He says he is hiring 1–2 postdocs or staff scientists for the project and is asking interested candidates to reach out. The post frames it as a large collaborative effort rather than a narrow job ad, highlighting the intersection of genomics, agentic platforms, and DOE-supported research.
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