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in a quantitative subject (e.g. Bioinformatics, Biostatistics, Bioinformatics, Computational Biology, Epidemiology, Health Data Science or similar).* Expertise in processing large genomic datasets
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), Cambridge University, to study biochemical and cellar processes at the Phytophthora-Nicotiana haustorium. Our lab studies how evolutionarily conserved plant cell & development processes shape interactions
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Applications are invited for a NIHR Clinical Lecturer in Neurosurgery (Department of Clinical Neurosciences) or General Surgery (Department of Surgery) or Emergency Medicine (Department of Medicine
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contact Dr Kate Knill email: kmk1001@cam.ac.uk . For questions on the application process, please contact Kim Cole (Divisional Administrator, Information Engineering) email: div-f@eng.cam.ac.uk (tel +44
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Applications are invited for a NIHR Clinical Lecturer in Cardiology (Department of Medicine) or Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery (Surgery) or Respiratory Medicine (Department of Medicine) Please note
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using command-line and writing and running scripts are essential. The successful applicant will work to implement and validate automated tools for the processing and analysis of high throughput sequencing
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one million years. Perform end-to-end genomic data processing, including quality control, assembly, annotation, and downstream bioinformatics analyses. Develop and apply statistical and computational
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analysts. The candidate will contribute to the whole research process, including planning, decision making, data collection, data cleaning, analysis, documentation and distribution of results in written and
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actively support career development and would encourage applicants looking to build toward fellowship applications. You will lead bioinformatic investigations into the cellular immune pathogenesis of anxiety
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/amanda-sferruzzi-perri ) focuses on understanding the aetiology of pregnancy complications and the regulation of developmental processes in a broader physiological and environmental contexts. The lab