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at our Dutton Park campus About This Opportunity Join a world-class team at one of the top 50 universities globally, where your passion for cutting-edge research in bioinformatics, microbiome and human
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hundreds of tumour samples kindly donated by patients around Perth. We are seeking a talented and motivated Bioinformatics Postdoctoral Researcher to join our dynamic team. The Systems Biology and Genomics
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transition. The successful candidate should have a background in environmental biotechnology or a related discipline and be proficient in multi-omics techniques, bioinformatics, and bioreactor operation
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or Genomics, and knowledge of Bioinformatic analysis. A growing profile in research in the discipline area. A developing reputation and track record of publications in reputed refereed journals and presenting
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publications. You may be a great fit if: You are a skilled and enthusiastic R programmer with a strong background in bioinformatics or computational statistics, capable of maintaining and extending complex
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focus on vegetable viruses. Experience with using a range of bioinformatics techniques including those used for PCR primer design, phylogeny, and the extraction of data from genome sequences. Knowledge
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agriculture with appropriate industry experience Demonstrated research excellence in plant physiology, plant molecular biology, phylogeny, molecular evolution, bioinformatics, multi-omics, and programming
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research group at James Cook University is seeking to appoint a Postdoctoral Research Fellow with expertise in bioinformatics and population genomics. This position is funded by an Australian Research
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his team are actively involved in the development of innovative culture-independent molecular approaches and bioinformatic tools, and their application to answer important questions about microbial
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edge molecular biology (sequencing and epigenetics) and bioinformatics. As a research focused academic at Level A, you will be supported and guided by more senior academic research staff with