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An outstanding opportunity is available for computational researchers to join a world-leading group of biomedical research universities and institutes. We are recruiting new junior group leaders with expertise in approaches such as bioinformatics, genomics, image analysis or health informatics, and offering the opportunity to work with biomedical research groups in cancer, cardiovascular, rare diseases, neuroscience, and infection and immunology. Fellows will have a choice of host institution among the partners (UCL, QMUL, LSHTM, Crick, Sanger, EBI, KCL) and will receive generous start-up funding. Fellowships are available for 5 years plus an additional 2 years support from the host institution. Successful fellows will choose their home institutions from one, or any combination of, the seven partners. Fellows will be expected to establish their own research programme and to obtain external funding. Key Requirements Successful candidates will be expected to have (i) a PhD (or equivalent research-related degree), (ii) an excellent publication record, (iii) a novel and challenging research agenda that will advance the strategic objectives of the consortium partners, (iv) clear leadership potential. Further Details Informal enquiries or questions about the application process should be directed to Dr. Jacky Pallas (j.pallas@ucl.ac.uk). If you are having trouble applying online please contact the Helpdesk for Candidates (uclsupport@wcn.co.uk). Applications should include the following documentation: covering letter, CV and research proposal. UCL Taking Action for Equality Closing Date 5 Oct 2014
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An outstanding opportunity is available for computational researchers to join a world-leading group of biomedical research universities and institutes. We are recruiting new junior group leaders with expertise in approaches such as bioinformatics, genomics, image analysis or health informatics, and offering the opportunity to work with biomedical research groups in cancer, cardiovascular, rare diseases, neuroscience, and infection and immunology. Fellows will have a choice of host institution among the partners (UCL, QMUL, LSHTM, Crick, Sanger, EBI, KCL) and will receive generous start-up funding. Fellowships are available for 5 years plus an additional 2 years support from the host institution. Successful fellows will choose their home institutions from one, or any combination of, the seven partners. Fellows will be expected to establish their own research programme and to obtain external funding. Key Requirements Successful candidates will be expected to have (i) a PhD (or equivalent research-related degree), (ii) an excellent publication record, (iii) a novel and challenging research agenda that will advance the strategic objectives of the consortium partners, (iv) clear leadership potential. Further Details Informal enquiries or questions about the application process should be directed to Dr. Jacky Pallas (j.pallas@ucl.ac.uk). If you are having trouble applying online please contact the Helpdesk for Candidates (uclsupport@wcn.co.uk). Applications should include the following documentation: covering letter, CV and research proposal. UCL Taking Action for Equality Closing Date 5 Oct 2014
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