12 computer-programmer-"University-of-Reading" Postdoctoral research jobs at Nature Careers in Mexico
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learn mathematical modeling and quantitative analysis Ability to program in at least one of the following languages: Python, MATLAB, R or C Evidence of outreach, mentoring or community building. Required
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relative to own or related projects when requested; Contributing to the Centre’s training program by teaching and tutoring on internal and external workshops (online and in person); Contributing
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, analyzing or presenting information relative to own or related projects when requested; Contributing to the Centre’s training program by teaching and tutoring on internal and external workshops (online and in
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relative to own or related projects when requested; Contributing to the Centre’s training program by teaching and tutoring on internal and external workshops (online and in person); Contributing
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), Level III (pre-tax 60,000 RMB/year). National "Bo Xin" Program A (280,000 RMB), B (180,000 RMB), C (120,000 RMB); Central Plains Youth Bo Xin Innovation Talent (200,000 RMB/year); Competitive research
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mathematical models and refine parameters for single-cell, genomics, and metabolomics data analyses. While primarily focused on computational work, they may elect to acquire hands-on experience with
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innovative strategies to improve human health. HT is composed of five Centers: Neurogenomics, Computational Biology, Structural Biology, Genomics, and Health Data Science. The Centers work together to enable
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health. HT is composed of five Centres: Neurogenomics, Computational Biology, Structural Biology, Genomics, and Health Data Science. The Centres work together to enable interdisciplinary research and to
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stronger theory/computation leanings and one with a strong background in molecular biology and experience with metabolomic data. What we offer 3-year Postdoctoral contract State-of-the-art platforms
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and phosphoproteomics with computational approaches, we will build a comprehensive molecular framework that links specific inflammatory pathways to clinical phenotypes. Our goal is to provide