Postdoctoral fellow
Computational postdocs with a PhD in computational biology, statistics, computer science, genetics, neuroscience or a related field.
Get in touchOpportunities at Lee Lab
We welcome postdocs and graduate students who want to understand the brain through computation, genetics and single-cell biology.
Why join us
How do cells become vulnerable to disease? Why do some people remain cognitively resilient? Which genetic changes matter, and in which cells? Our datasets open the door to questions that span the full complexity of the human brain.
At the Lee Lab, you’ll work at the intersection of computational methods and biological discovery, within the collaborative Center for Disease Neurogenomics at Mount Sinai.
How to get in touch ↓Open opportunities
Computational postdocs with a PhD in computational biology, statistics, computer science, genetics, neuroscience or a related field.
Get in touchIcahn Mount Sinai PhD students in any training area. Email Donghoon to set up a rotation.
Get in touchOpportunities updated September 2026. MD/PhD students interested in the lab are also welcome to contact us.
Your research environment
Work with population-scale human brain data: 6.3 million nuclei in PsychAD and more than 832,000 immune cells in FreshMG.
Develop expertise in single-cell analysis, statistical genetics, machine learning and reproducible computational research.
Collaborate across the Center for Disease Neurogenomics, with access to Mount Sinai’s research community and Minerva computing resources.
Trainees at the forefront
Our students and postdocs play leading roles in the lab’s research.
Start a conversation
Send your CV and a brief introduction describing your research experience and the questions you’d like to pursue. Links to publications or code are welcome.
Email admin@leelab.usWe welcome backgrounds in computational biology, statistics, computer science, genetics, neuroscience and related fields. Use “Postdoc inquiry” and your name in the subject line.
Current Icahn Mount Sinai students can contact Donghoon about a rotation. Prospective students should apply through the relevant graduate program and mention their interest in our research.
See program websites for current admissions requirements and deadlines.