Job Company: University of Dundee
Are you a bio-curator with a knack for capturing and expressing the value of biological experiments? Looking for a great team working on fantastic software used by 1000’s of scientists worldwide?The Open Microscopy Environment (OME) is seeking a Bio-Curator for the submission pipeline of the Image Data Resource (IDR). [More]
An opportunity has arisen for a highly motivated programmer/scientist to join the Jalview development team. Jalview is free visualisation and data integration software that was first developed in 1996 and is used by tens of thousands of researchers and students for the analysis of biological sequence and structural data (proteins, DNA and RNA). [More]
Applications are invited for a Postdoctoral Bioinformatician to contribute to a group of researchers studying the molecular genetic mechanisms leading to atopic eczema; the post will be hosted jointly in the laboratory of Prof Sara Brown at the School of Medicine and Prof Geoff Barton at the School of Life Sciences. [More]
Health Informatics Centre (HIC), within Dundee University School of Medicine, has a fantastic opportunity for an experienced database professional wishing to be involved in leading edge medical research. You will be working as a Data Engineer in the Research Data Linkage team, you will maintain and operate a clinical e-data repository; containing over 30 years of medical histories for nearly 20% of the Scottish population. [More]
University of Dundee - UK National Phenotypic Screening CentreSalary: Not specified [More]
Postdoctoral Research Assistant (1.0 FTE) - Bioinformatics Grade of Post/Salary: Grade 8 / £38,896 – £40,082 This is an exciting opportunity for a skilled bioinformatician/computational biologist or scientist with strong data analysis skills to play a significant part in a £1.8 million Wellcome Trust-funded project that will combine cutting-edge technology in molecular genetics and cell biology with bioinformatic analysis to answer fundamental questions about the mechanisms leading to skin inflammation and eczema. The successful applicant will: (1) Interrogate an ultra deep sequencing datasets and develop analytical techniques to investigate evidence of copy number variation within genes of the epidermal differentiation complex (2) Analyse RNA-seq and proteomic data arising from organotypic skin culture models to test eczema candidate gene. For full information please use the Apply through website button. [More]