Early-career professors with active funding or breakout citation growth, fast-growing output, and rising influence in their co-authorship network — surfaced before traditional rankings notice them.
15 Rising Stars in Molecular Biology
Tianjin University of Technology · Assistant Professor(heuristic)
Protein Structure and Dynamics
Active NSF funding on record, Rising Star in Molecular Biology
Active grants are a starting point, not proof of an opening. Confirm recruiting and funding with the professor, current students, and your written offer.
QB3 · Assistant Professor(heuristic)
Genomics and Phylogenetic Studies
Active NSF funding on record, Rising Star in Molecular Biology
Active grants are a starting point, not proof of an opening. Confirm recruiting and funding with the professor, current students, and your written offer.
Xi'an Polytechnic University · Assistant Professor(heuristic)
Machine Learning in Bioinformatics
Active NIH funding on record, Rising Star in Molecular Biology
Active grants are a starting point, not proof of an opening. Confirm recruiting and funding with the professor, current students, and your written offer.
Stanford University · Associate Professor(heuristic)
Protein Structure and Dynamics
Active NIH funding on record, Rising Star in Molecular Biology
Active grants are a starting point, not proof of an opening. Confirm recruiting and funding with the professor, current students, and your written offer.
University of South Florida · Associate Professor(heuristic)
Machine Learning in Bioinformatics
Active NIH funding on record, Rising Star in Molecular Biology
Active grants are a starting point, not proof of an opening. Confirm recruiting and funding with the professor, current students, and your written offer.