Job Company: University of London

This is a research position in computational biology/bioinformatics, undertaking development, creation, and curation of software and websites/webservers, databases, and online tools/computer programs, and undertaking user liaison/communication functions, primarily via electronic means. The postholder will be responsible for the design, curation, and day-to-day operation of the PCDDB... [More]

Full Time, fixed-term post, initially for one year, with probationary review, and the possibility of extension for up to a further 3.5 years. This post is funded by a BBSRC Bioinformatics and Biological Resources Grant entitled “Bioinformatics Resources for Circular Dichroism Spectroscopy and Structural Biology: Operation, Enhancement, Curation, and Developments”.  [More]

Purpose and Main Duties:Postdoctoral–level post in bioinformatics and computing, developing and curation of software and websites/webservers and databases, creating new structural biology analysis methods, and user liaison via electronic (and in-person) methods. The post holder will specifically also contribute to the design... [More]

Start date: September 2018. Applications are invited for funded PhD studentships in the Department of Computer Science at Royal Holloway, University of London. The research areas are based on the interests of the Department's research groups: Algorithms and Applications; Bioinformatics; Machine Learning; Distributed and Global Computing; Software Language Engineering and Type Theory. [More]

We are seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate in Biomedical Engineering or Data/Computer Science. The appointment has funding for 36 months and is available as soon as possible. The position is funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council grant EP/R003750/1 "Multi-parametric optical sensing for monitoring haemodynamic shock". [More]

Applications are invited for a new post within the newly created Bioinformatics Unit at St George’s. The Bioinformatics Unit provides bioinformatics and programming expertise on a collaborative basis across the research institutes of the University. The new role will be able to engage in an exciting range of projects across both Infection and human health.  [More]