Job Company: University of Cambridge
We are now seeking to recruit a Research Associate or Senior Research Associate to develop and lead the computational biology research group at the Milner Therapeutics Institute. The role holder will be responsible for management and oversight of the computational biology research programme... [More]
We are seeking a bioinformatician to work on cancer genome analysis, focusing on breast cancer, to work with Professor Carlos Caldas. Prof Caldas heads the Breast Cancer Functional Genomics Laboratory at the Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute and is the Lead PI of the Personalized Breast Cancer Programme (PBCP). PBCP is doing whole genome sequencing (WGS) and RNA sequencing (RNAseq)... [More]
Applications are invited for a Bioinformatician Post in the Professor Patrick Chinnery Group. The neurogenetics group (Prof Patrick Chinnery) is seeking a bioinformatician to join a team of informaticians and laboratory scientists who are studying the role of somatic mutations in neurodegenerative diseases. [More]
Exciting opportunity in bioinformatics methodology development. The position is part of large collaborative grant (involving the Departments of Medicine & Veterinary Medicine, University of Cambridge, The University of Edinburgh and the Roslin Institute) with the aim of understanding antimicrobial resistance (AMR) gene transfer between pathogens and the gut microbiota in experimental animals and in livestock. [More]
We are looking for an experienced bioinformatician who will work within the Centre for Trophoblast Research (CTR) Bioinformatics Facility and assist in supporting approximately 30 research groups focussing on aspects of maternal-fetal interactions during pregnancy. The applicant should be familiar with established bioinformatic analytical pipelines, as well as the use of Linux, high performance computing and general programming in Perl, Python and/or R. [More]
These opportunities arise through Prof Jussi Taipale commencing as the new Herchel Smith Professor of Biochemistry. The Taipale group will continue to work on transcriptional regulation; specifically, to understand how DNA sequences determine where and when genes are expressed. This effort will support the group in their second systems-level research area of elucidating control of tissue and organism growth. [More]
Applications are invited for a Junior Computational Biologist to join the microarray and sequencing facility Cambridge Genomic Services (CGS), part of Prof. Nabeel Affara's research group at the Department of Pathology. CGS offers microarray and next-generation sequencing services to internal and external researchers. [More]
A post-doctoral research associate position in Department of Zoology, located in Central Cambridge on Downing Street, is available from 1 November 2017 for 18 months, in the first instance, to work with Professor Chris Jiggins on the evolutionary genomics of adaptation and speciation in Heliconius butterflies. [More]
The newly established Boroviak lab is looking to recruit a highly enthusiastic individual to carry out ground-breaking research on primate embryogenesis. Recent advances in the field have shown that early human and non-human primate development substantially differs from the rodent paradigm. This divergence has dramatic implications for our understanding of germ cell specification, placental development and pluripotency in the embryo and embryonic stem cells. [More]
We are seeking a bioinformatician/biostatician to work on the analysis of studies investigating the inherited basis of cancer, in particular analyses of large-scale chip based genotyping data and next-generation sequencing data in large population-based studies of ovarian cancer. [More]