Apply as an Instructor, Project Manager, or Research Collaborator
AMRA-LAB is always open to talented people from computational, experimental, data-science, and multidisciplinary backgrounds. Tell us about your skills, research experience, published work, teaching interests, collaboration ideas, and expectations.
We Are Always Open to the Right People
We welcome instructors, researchers, analysts, project managers, wet-lab specialists, and collaborators who can contribute to meaningful scientific work. You may apply for regular, part-time, project-based, remote, or collaborative opportunities.
What We Value
We value scientific honesty, clear communication, reproducible work, responsible use of data, respect for deadlines, and the ability to explain complex methods in simple language.
Ways You Can Join AMRA-LAB
Choose the area that best matches your experience. Applicants may select more than one role.
Computational Chemistry Instructor
Quantum chemistry, DFT, molecular modeling, electronic structure, conformational analysis, and scientific interpretation.
Molecular Docking & Virtual Screening Instructor
Ligand preparation, receptor preparation, non-covalent and covalent docking, virtual screening, interaction analysis, and workflow validation.
Molecular Dynamics Instructor
Protein, protein–ligand, membrane, solvent, SMD, umbrella sampling, enhanced sampling, trajectory analysis, and free-energy calculations.
ADMET & Cheminformatics Instructor
Drug-likeness, physicochemical properties, ADMET prediction, descriptor analysis, QSAR, compound libraries, and reproducible reporting.
Data Analysis Instructor
Python, R, statistics, machine learning, scientific plotting, automation, reproducible notebooks, and interpretation of multidimensional data.
Wet-Lab Research Contributor
Biochemistry, microbiology, molecular biology, pharmacy, biotechnology, analytical chemistry, assay design, and experimental validation.
Project Manager
Research planning, timeline management, client communication, milestone tracking, team coordination, publication workflow, and quality control.
Research Collaborator
Cross-disciplinary research, manuscript development, computational–experimental integration, method development, and joint project execution.
Computational Resources and Skills
We are interested in applicants with practical experience in one or more of the following areas:
- Python, R, machine learning, statistics, and data visualization
- GROMACS, AMBER, NAMD, CHARMM, OpenMM, or related simulation tools
- AutoDock, Vina, Glide, GOLD, MOE, Schrödinger, or docking workflows
- Gaussian, ORCA, GAMESS, CP2K, Quantum ESPRESSO, or DFT tools
- PyMOL, VMD, ChimeraX, Discovery Studio, or scientific visualization
- RDKit, Open Babel, cheminformatics, descriptors, QSAR, and ADMET
- Linux, shell scripting, HPC, cloud computing, and workflow automation
- Scientific writing, peer review response, figures, posters, and presentations
Multidisciplinary Backgrounds
Applicants from different academic and professional backgrounds are encouraged to apply:
- Chemistry and Computational Chemistry
- Pharmacy, Pharmacology, and Medicinal Chemistry
- Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
- Microbiology, Biotechnology, and Genetics
- Botany, Zoology, Agriculture, and Life Sciences
- Physics, Biophysics, and Biomedical Engineering
- Computer Science, Data Science, Statistics, and AI
- Medicine, Public Health, and related interdisciplinary fields
Wet-Lab Experience Is Welcome
Applicants with wet-lab experience may describe their work in assay development, microbiology, molecular biology, analytical chemistry, spectroscopy, chromatography, cell culture, protein studies, formulation, toxicity testing, or experimental validation. We especially value people who can connect experimental observations with computational results.
Published Articles and Project Management
If you have published articles, conference papers, theses, posters, datasets, or completed research projects, share the topics and your contribution. Project-manager applicants should describe previous work in planning, deadlines, team coordination, client communication, quality control, and publication support.
How to Apply
Complete these simple steps so we can understand where you may fit within AMRA-LAB.
Select Your Role
Choose instructor, project manager, wet-lab contributor, data analyst, or research collaborator.
Describe Your Experience
Tell us about your education, software skills, laboratory work, research methods, and teaching experience.
Share Your Work
Add publication links, ORCID, Google Scholar, GitHub, portfolio, thesis, poster, or project examples.
State Your Expectations
Explain the type of work, collaboration, schedule, learning opportunity, or compensation you expect.
Tell Us About Yourself
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Before You Apply
Can students or early-career researchers apply?
Yes. Strong motivation, relevant skills, research honesty, and willingness to learn are important. Project responsibilities will depend on demonstrated ability.
Do I need published articles?
No. Publications are useful for research and project-management roles, but applicants may also share theses, posters, GitHub work, datasets, course materials, or practical project examples.
Can I apply only for collaboration?
Yes. You may propose a joint study, computational–experimental project, review article, method-development project, workshop, course, or long-term academic collaboration.
Is every application guaranteed to receive a role?
No. Applications are reviewed according to current project needs, skills, communication quality, availability, and fit with AMRA-LAB activities.