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| − | | PostDoc || Denmark || Copenhagen || University of Southern Denmark || The research project entails the systems-level analysis of temporal abundance profiles of proteins and their post-translational modifications (PTMs, e.g. phosphorylation, acetylation). The candidate will develop algorithms and use computational and statistical tools to elucidate the molecular mechanisms and regulatory features that initiate and maintain specific cellular lineages. || veits@bmb.sdu.dk || http://jobbank.sdu.dk/job/934815 | + | | PostDoc || Denmark || Copenhagen || University of Southern Denmark || The research project entails the systems-level analysis of temporal abundance profiles of proteins and their post-translational modifications (PTMs, e.g. phosphorylation, acetylation). The candidate will develop algorithms and use computational and statistical tools to elucidate the molecular mechanisms and regulatory features that initiate and maintain specific cellular lineages. || || veits@bmb.sdu.dk || http://jobbank.sdu.dk/job/934815 |
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| + | | PostDoc || Germany || Dortmund || ISAS e.V. || ISAS Dortmund seeks a talented and highly motivated computer scientist to pursue bioinformatics network analysis to elucidate novel signalling hubs in insulin resistance within the Leibnitz funded “A Synaptoneurolipidomics View on Neuronal Plasticity in Insulin Resistance and Alzheimer's disease” SAW project. || January 27th 2017 || personal@isas.de || [https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=forums&srcid=MDc3MTQ5NzMwMjMwMDM4MTkyNTYBMDkwNTc1NDI4OTA0Njg0MDYzODIBZnBoS1FTaTVGZ0FKATAuMQEBdjI job offer] | ||
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Revision as of 09:28, 24 January 2017
This page is a collection of job advertisements focused on people with bioinformatics expertise.
Academia
| Position | Country | City | Institute | Description | Expiring date | Contact | Link |
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| PostDoc | Denmark | Copenhagen | University of Southern Denmark | The research project entails the systems-level analysis of temporal abundance profiles of proteins and their post-translational modifications (PTMs, e.g. phosphorylation, acetylation). The candidate will develop algorithms and use computational and statistical tools to elucidate the molecular mechanisms and regulatory features that initiate and maintain specific cellular lineages. | veits@bmb.sdu.dk | http://jobbank.sdu.dk/job/934815 | |
| PostDoc | Germany | Dortmund | ISAS e.V. | ISAS Dortmund seeks a talented and highly motivated computer scientist to pursue bioinformatics network analysis to elucidate novel signalling hubs in insulin resistance within the Leibnitz funded “A Synaptoneurolipidomics View on Neuronal Plasticity in Insulin Resistance and Alzheimer's disease” SAW project. | January 27th 2017 | personal@isas.de | job offer |
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The fields in the table should be filled out according to these guidelines:
- Position: PhD, PostDoc, Staff scientist, Group leader
- Country: Name of the country written out (Belgium, Austria)
- Institute: The institute's (short) name
- Description: A very short description about the main requirements for this job and the main duties. This should not be a detailed job description but only a short summary.
- Contact: Primary means of contact for this job offer
- Link: Link to the official job posting at your institute's website.
