34 parallel-processing-bioinformatics-"Multiple" PhD positions at University of East Anglia
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, temperature, CO2) conditions from pole-to-pole. This work will be done at UEA. Training The PhD candidate will acquire skills from the bench (e.g., PCR, cloning, phenotyping) to bioinformatics (e.g., Phython
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patient care, and the project will provide the student with a valuable skillset in interdisciplinary research, encompassing bioinformatics, (meta)genomics and statistics with clinical relevance
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opportunity to train in bioinformatics with in-house mentoring. About the lab Department You will be part of the Cancer Genetics team at the Norwich Medical School which is an interdisciplinary team comprising
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liverwort M. polymorpha and to develop skills across plant pathology, land plant evolution, microbial virulence, and bioinformatics. Applications are welcomed from students across the biological sciences
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to effectively drive biodegradation traits into contaminated soil communities. Methodology The successful applicant will use a combination of molecular and environmental microbiology, bioinformatics and
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identification of microbes, including metagenomics and bioinformatics. Training Training will include cultivation of soil bacteria, quantitative PCR, amplicon-based sequencing, whole genome sequencing, and
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will explore the influence of multiple copies of the stx2a toxin gene, investigate the diversity of the prophage that carry the toxin and identify additional genetic factors contributing to HUS. To do
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, writing for publication, thesis preparation, dissemination, and personal and professional development. Outputs: Thesis, multiple publications, presentations, evidence to inform practice, potential future
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genomics, evolutionary biology, bioinformatics and population genetics. They will develop skills in large-scale data analysis and scientific programming. The student will take part in journal clubs and
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focus on the medical image processing aspect of the Birth4Cast simulator by researching and developing automated image segmentation procedures to extract the pelvic floor muscle complex and the fetal head