Job Company: University of Bergen
A 2-year Research fellow position (code 1109) is available at the Sars International Centre for Marine Molecular Biology, in the research group headed by Andreas Hejnol. The position is within the project "Comparative genomics and single-cell transcriptomics", and is available from August 2018. The position is funded in the framework of the ERC Consolidator Grant... [More]
At the University of Bergen, Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, Department of Clinical Medicine, Research Group “Translational Science in Neurodegeneration and Aging (TSNA)” , there is a vacant full-time temporary position as PhD-candidate in bioinformatics and integromics for a period of three (3) years.The position is linked to the project “Using multidimensional integration of biological systems to unravel the pathogenesis of Parkinson’s disease”, financed by the Bergen Research Foundation and the Research Council of Norway. [More]
With support from the Bergen Research Foundation (http://bfstiftelse.no/?lang=en) CBU will be strengthened with five new group leader positions. The ambition is to boost bioinformatics and computational life science research and education at UiB – through a strong centre with critical mass at the CBU and through tight collaboration with linked UiB departments. [More]
The University of Bergen seeks young, ambitious researchers with a strong research vision who will contribute to CBU becoming a leading European hub in bioinformatics. [More]
There is a vacancy for a permanent associate professor position at the Department of Biology (BIO) within fish health (bacteriology). Work tasks / research field / teaching Fish health is an expanding field at the University of Bergen (UiB). It is a goal to be in the research front nationally and internationally, and to be a leading institution on expertise on fish health education. The Fish health groups at BIO are central to research and education within fish health and in the work for healthy fish in Norwegian aquaculture. Research is important for the aquaculture industry, in particular in the production of farmed fish and interactions with wild fish stocks. Research in bacteriology aims to clarify fundamental properties for pathogenic bacteria and disease processes for farmed species. The research shall promote curiosity driven science in the field, ranging from pure basic research to applied problems. The research at BIO is organized in 14 research groups. The fish health field encompasses three research groups: Fish Immunology, Fish Diseases and the Sea Lice Research Centre. Research in fish health is both experimental and related to fieldwork. The most important fields are immunology, parasitology, bacteriology and virology, where for example methods in molecular biology, cell biology, anatomy/histology/cytology, bioinformatics and evolutionary biology is used. The research groups have modern and well equipped research laboratories, including specialized facilities for fish research. Teaching in fish health is included in the position. Completed education program in fish health provides authorization aqua medicine, and the right to use the title aqua veterinarian. In 2015 BIO was awarded resources to expand the annual intake of students in the program from 10 to 25 students. Closing date for applications: 10 June 2016 General information Detailed information about the position can be obtained by contacting Associate Professor Andreas Steigen, coordinator for the education program in fish health (ph: +47 55584242 / email:andreas.steigen@uib.no) or Head of Department, Professor Anders Goksøyr (ph: +47 55584403 / email:anders.goksoyr@uib.no). To submit your application please click on the [More]
University of Bergen: There is a vacancy for a PhD position at the Department of Informatics (www.uib.no/en/ii) within bioinformatics and systems biology. The position is for a fixed term period of 4 years and is affiliated with the national research school in bioinformatics Norway [More]
University of Bergen: There is a vacancy for a PhD position at the Department of Informatics (www.uib.no/en/ii) within bioinformatics. The position is for a fixed term period of 4 years and is affiliated with the national research school in bioinformatics and biostatistics, w Norway [More]
University of Bergen: The Department of Informatics has a vacant permanent position as a researcher. Qualifications Applicants must have a Norwegian PhD degree in computer science / bioinformatics or equivalent foreign expertise by the closing date for applications. Norway [More]
The Department of Informatics invites applications for two new faculty positions at its Computational Biology Unit (CBU). The two positions are open for applicants across all fields of bioinformatics and computational biology. The successful candidates will be offered a competitive salary and starting conditions in a dynamic, multi-disciplinary environment. [More]