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  • Two Postdoctoral Positions (Bioinformatics)

    The Max Planck Institute of Immunobiology and Epigenetics in Freiburg, Germany has openings for two Postdoctoral Positions in Bioinformatics for an initial period of two years with the possibility of extension.

    Our Deep-Sequencing/Bioinformatics Group is interested in epigenetics mechanisms and regulatory networks that control gene expression and cellular identity. We are collaborating very closely with leading research groups at the Institute and support their genome-wide analyses and deep-sequencing projects. In our group you will be working within an interdisciplinary network and large consortia, such as the German Epigenom Program (DEEP) and the Collaborative Research Center "Medical Epigenetics" (MEDEP).
    You will have immediate access to data from our in-house deep-sequencing facility (Illumina HiSeq-2000, MiSeq) and help our partners with experimental design, statistical analysis and the interpretation of genome-wide data.

    Your tasks:
    • support epigenome studies and comparative analyses
    • develop methods and implement workflows for deep-sequencing analysis
    • experimental design and consultation


    Your qualifications:
    We are looking for motivated team players with strong communication skills and the desire to work in a dynamic environment. The successful applicants will have proven experience with deep-sequencing analysis (e.g. ChIP-seq), computational skills, and a solid background in statistical data analysis.
    • PhD in bioinformatics or related field
    • fluency in English


    Candidates should submit their applications (cover letter, CV, publications, research interests, and contact details of referees) to our homepage: http://www.ie-freiburg.mpg.de/jobs

    Salaries will be based on previous experience according to TVöD guidelines.
    Application deadline: 04.01.2013

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