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  • grepasky
    Junior Member
    • Jan 2017
    • 3

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    Open position for an NGS bioinformatician in Copenhagen

    The Novo Nordisk Foundation Centers for Stem Cell Biology (DanStem) and Protein Research (CPR) at the University of Copenhagen are jointly seeking applications for the position of Bioinformatics Specialist.

    The DanStem and CPR Genomics Platform provides high-throughput sequencing services with personalized support, covering applications from classical genomics to single-cell transcriptomics and has generated a demand for bioinformatics support. Therefore, the Centers intend to develop a new informatics platform to full fill the need of bioinformatics and computational approaches to data analysis enhancing the scientific synergies between the two centers. We are now seeking a highly motivated and qualified bioinformatician with specialty in genomics to work within the Informatics Platform at DanStem and CPR.

    Please read more information on our open positions webpage: https://danstem.ku.dk/news/bioinformatics-specialist/

    The closing date for applications is September 2 at 23.59 pm. Informal inquiries can be directed to Chief Operating Officer Gretchen Repasky (DanStem, [email protected]).
  • shreedivya
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    • Jun 2018
    • 5

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