The University of Pittsburgh's Department of Computational and Systems Biology seeks a Professor to join its teaching faculty in a limited, non-tenured capacity. This appointment is structured to complement an existing full professorship at King's College London and is expressly designed to avoid conflict with the incumbent's primary institutional responsibilities. The role focuses exclusively on graduate teaching, with no additional administrative or service obligations expected.

Responsibilities

• Co-direct two semester-long graduate courses per year, or an equivalent arrangement as mutually agreed upon with the Department Chair.

• Maintain scheduled physical presence at the Pittsburgh campus as needed, coordinated to avoid overlap with KCL obligations.

• Utilize University of Pittsburgh resources in carrying out Limited Appointment duties; incidental use of KCL resources only.

• Comply with all University of Pittsburgh policies and procedures when acting under the Limited Appointment, including those governing responsible conduct of research.

Qualifications

• Full professorship or equivalent seniority at an internationally recognized research university.

• Minimum Education Required: PhD in molecular biology, genetics, cell biology, microbiology, bioengineering, machine learning, or a closely related field.

• Expertise in computational and systems biology, neuroimaging, genomics, artificial intelligence, or a closely related discipline.

• Demonstrated excellence in graduate-level teaching and student mentorship.

• Ability to commit up to 30 days per year to Pittsburgh-based activities within the constraints of a primary full-time appointment elsewhere.

The University of Pittsburgh is an equal opportunity employer / disability / veteran.