Job Requirements: M.Sc. or higher Degree in Bioinformatics
Dynamic and highly motivated individual to lead the development and implementation of an ELIXIR-wide strategy for management, archiving, and responsible sharing of human data consented for reuse in scientific research. This will include development of data access and security strategies and governance processes in collaboration with technical experts from the ELIXIR Nodes, e-infrastructures and ELIXIR user communities. [More]
The Bioinformatics group seeks a talented and motivated individual to provide analytical and software support for product research and development efforts. [More]
The Bergthaler laboratory at CeMM Research Center for Molecular Medicine of the Austrian Academy of Sciences offers an exciting position for a Data Analyst / Bioinformatician. Candidates with a background in computational biology who are ready to take on the challenge of integrating and analyzing systems-level data from complementary global experiments in the context of infectious diseases, inflammation and metabolism will be considered. [More]
Collaborate with Molecular Biologists, Bioinformatic Specialists, and Translational Scientists in an R&D environment. Employ statistical methods to analyze biological RNAseq data. Gather plug-in requirements, develop test plans, and develop and deploy plug-in modules to support applications. Develop new plug-in software modules for analysis of RNAseq data on internal platforms that analyze sequencing data, collect results, and prepare HTML reports. Conduct analysis of next-generation sequencing and applications of sequencing regarding personalized medicine and human health. Develop data analysis strategies and design assays via targeted sequencing. Implement bioinformatics data integration and analysis pipelines in Pipeline Pilot or scripting languages, using Life Technologies high-throughput genomic data and sample annotations. [More]
The Bioinformatician will independently determine programmatic approaches to problems, and develop computational tools and software programs that are computationally efficient, effective, and well documented for public release. He/She will apply these tools to large datasets to generate novel biological insights and will communicate results to collaborators via conference calls and lab meetings. He/She will also be expected to contribute to manuscript preparation and to give presentation at both national international meetings. [More]
The Post-Doctoral Research Fellow will develop data analysis and visualization methods for large-scale, molecularly-detailed, patient timeline data and collaborate with an existing team of bioinformatics, software engineering, and data management system specialists. [More]
Post-doctoral scientists as we continue to grow and advance our efforts in oncology in order to understand the molecular mechanism of cancer and develop cutting edge therapies in this area. [More]
Highly motivated and academically outstanding candidates who want to pursue a scientific career in the emerging field of medical epigenomics. An ideal candidate would have a background in molecular biology (including functional genomics, chemical biology, biotechnology, human genetics, molecular medicine, etc.) or in the computational sciences (bioinformatics, physics, statistics, etc.) and a strong interest in collaboration and teamwork at the interdisciplinary interface of cancer epigenetics, systems biology, and medicine. [More]
Bioinformatics Officer to our core bioinformatics facility to work on a range of breast cancer related projects spanning molecular pathology, functional genomics and genetic epidemiology. The successful individual will be in a key interface position, supporting initiatives to apply next generation sequencing (NGS) such as exome and whole genome sequencing, RNA-seq; microarray, nanoString nCounter and in some circumstances proteomic platform data analysis for the understanding of breast cancer biology. The successful post holder will be responsible for the quality assurance, electronic storage and primary analysis of bioinformatics data generated by numerous projects in breast cancer. [More]
Applications are invited for a postdoc position in the laboratory of Dr. Kathi Zarnack at the Buchmann Institute for Molecular Life Sciences (BMLS), Frankfurt Germany (http://www.bmls.de/Computational_RNA_Biology/aboutus.html). The successful applicant will contribute to internationally competitive research in the field of computational RNAbiology with a particular focus on mRNA localisation and translational regulation. The project is part of theDFG-funded research programme FOR2333 “Macromolecular complexes in mRNA translocation”. [More]