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  • plabaj
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    • Oct 2010
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    Post-doctoral research fellow in bioinformatics, 5yrs+ (Vienna)

    We need an outstanding scientist excited about analysis close to the experimental lab and international collaboration

    Our group in Vienna focusses on the challenge of extracting structured insight from genome-scale experiments. Besides working with colleagues in the group, there will be a regular exchange with a partner lab at the Central European Institute of Technology in Brno, Czech Republic (www.ceitec.eu).

    You must have a PhD in a technical or scientific field and have experience in at least one of these three areas:

    1) Classical statistics, probabilistic modelling, or machine learning
    2) Applied bioinformatics (sequence analysis, microarrays, data mining, ...)
    3) System integration or cloud computing in biomedical research.

    Evidence of close collaboration with experimental labs is a clear advantage.

    You will be responsible for the development and application of modern approaches to data analysis challenges arising from high-throughput experiments. There will be a regular exchange with our partners in Brno.

    We offer internationally competitive conditions and benefits. The position becomes available early 2011 and has an initial tenure of five years. For more details please visit our webpage (www.bioinf.boku.ac.at).

    We look forward to receiving your application ([email protected]).
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