Assistant Professor-Cellular, Molecular and Genetic Medicine (CMGM)-SOM 45002194 907 Floyd Avenue, MCV Main Campus, Virginia, United States, 23284 Faculty Teaching & Research Faculty School Of Medicine MBU The Department of Cellular, Genetic, and Molecular Medicine (CMGM) is seeking candidates for a tenure-track faculty position at the rank of Assistant Professor in computational structural biology. The ideal
candidate will conduct research using molecular simulations to investigate biomolecular systems, leveraging advanced computational approaches. Unit: School of Medicine Department: Cellular and Genetic Medicine Department Summary: The Department of Cellular, Molecular and Genetic Medicine (CMGM) in the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine (VCU SOM) is dedicated to unraveling the fundamental biology that
supports health and drives disease. Our faculty, trainees and students tackle some of the most pressing challenges in biomedical science, from the molecular and genetic roots of disease to the complexities of whole-body physiology.Our foundational studies are driving the frontiers of scientific discovery, pushing the boundaries of what we understand about biology, disease and the human body. From our labs in downtown
Richmond to research collaborations around the world, our work is generating new knowledge, influencing the direction of biological science and redefining what is possible in biomedical research.We are proud to be a community of passionate educators and mentors, deeply committed to empowering the next generation of scientists and leaders. With alumni enjoying successful careers across a broad spectrum of industries,
our rigorous training programs offer students a transformative education that drives innovation today and creates lasting impact for tomorrow. Duties & Responsibilities: Research This position focuses on large-scale molecular dynamics (MD) simulations and AI-integrated multiscale modeling of complex biosystems including membrane protein-lipid interactions, and protein-protein interactions. The successful candidate
will also contribute to efforts that bridge molecular, cellular, and systems-level modeling, with growing relevance to emerging paradigms such as whole-cell modeling and networked biological systems. We seek to enhance the department's research portfolio and competitiveness in securing new external grants. Therefore, the candidates' research programs will complement existing departmental and interdepartmental
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