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  • plabaj
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    • Oct 2010
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    Pre-doctoral research fellow in bioinformatics - transcriptomics

    We need an outstanding candidate excited about novel approaches for the analysis of high-throughput expression profiling data

    Our group focusses on the challenge of extracting structured insight from genome-scale experiments. We investigate the gene models' complexity as well as influence of alternative gene transcripts level analysis on mRNA expression profiling results interpretation.

    You must have a MA/MSc in a technical or scientific field and have experience in at least one of these areas:
    1) Analysis / interpretation of high-throughput expression profiling data,
    2) Classical or probabilistic modelling in life sciences.

    You will be responsible for the development of novel approaches in the deep bioinformatics analysis of heterogeneous data sets from high-throughput expression profiling experiments. You will be responsible for applying and adapting existing systems as well as developing novel components as needed.

    We offer competitive conditions and benefits. The application deadline is 19.11.2017. For more details please check the full text of an announcement (https://goo.gl/1DVypL).
    We look forward to receiving your application ([email protected]).

    www.mcb.uj.edu.pl/bioinformatyka
    Pawel Labaj
  • plabaj
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    • Oct 2010
    • 95

    #2
    Don't miss a chance to work on MAQC/SEQC related projects.

    Send your application asap!
    Pawel Labaj

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