Job Role: Faculty
Delft University of Technology: You will head the bioinformatics for human diseases research theme and its associated educational activities. Within this theme we aim to improve the understanding of human diseases, from biomarker discovery to mechanistic understanding of disease progre Netherlands [More]
Successful candidates will work together with Dr. Chuang Ma (http://bioinfo.nwafu.edu.cn) to Support our current successful research in bioinformatics and systems biology Develop and support his/her own research projects Teach bioinformatics-related courses for undergraduate and/or graduate students. Please send your CV to Dr. Chuang Ma with the subject ”Faculty Position - Bioinformatics” via the [More]
The Wellcome Genome Campus has been at the forefront of genetic and genomic research since its inception, when it played a key role in the successful completion of the Human Genome Project. The Human Cell Atlas is a new generation of international collaborative genome-scale project focused on comprehensive sequencing of human cells and tissues at the resolution of individual cells with single cell transcriptomics. This is an exceptional opportunity, at a scientifically fascinating moment in time, to build a team focused on profiling human cells and tissues using single cell genomics techniques coupled with computational analysis. Exciting recent advances in high-throughput single cell genomics have made a systematic, high-resolution map of cell in the human body a realistic prospect. This will offer unprecedented insights into biological processes and provide a new level of understanding of human health and disease. The project lends itself to a modular workflow consisting of three elements: sample collection (including cell disaggregation and sorting), genomics and bioinformatics. These three elements will be supported by a team of wet and dry lab staff, brought together by an overarching management structure comprised of a Principal Staff Scientist who will be assisted by a Project Coordinator. Communication skills in order to ensure fruitful interactions with faculty within and outside Sanger/UK will be key to the success of the Principal Staff Scientist in this role. You will be passionate about science and research, able to lead and develop a team of wet and dry lab scientists, and a natural collaborator who can build new partnerships and networks. You will play a key role in driving forward this exciting and ambitious genomics project over the next five to ten years. [More]
The Director of Scientific Operations and Engagement has responsibility for promoting and enhancing the full range of activities of the Biotechnology Resource Center (BRC) at the Institute of Biotechnology at Cornell University (www.biotech.cornell.edu). The Director provides the following services for the BRC: • Identification of emerging biotechnologies and funding opportunities • Assessment of campus needs for new instrumentation and services • Evaluation and optimization of instrumentation and applications across core facilities • Promotion of BRC services and life sciences research activities both on campus and externally, including providing outreach, workshops, and website/social media presence. The BRC includes core facilities that offer resources and services in genomics, proteomics and mass spectrometry, imaging, bioinformatics and bio-IT. The Director fosters interactions between faculty researchers and the BRC, and among the BRC core facilities, to promote cutting edge, innovative life sciences research. In concert with faculty and BRC core facility directors, the Director assesses interest in, and need for, emerging biotechnology instrumentation, infrastructure and services. The Director catalyzes the development of service linkages, instrument acquisition, and outreach to make existing and emerging technologies known to the greater academic community. Job responsibilities for this position include: Scientific and workflow assessment of emerging biotechnology instrumentation, infrastructure and services. Facilitating effective communication with faculty, core facility directors and other stakeholders regarding the need for new and existing services and equipment. Providing leadership, grant-writing and coordination for instrumentation grants. Promoting the BRC to internal and external audiences using the Institute website, presentations, written communications, and digital media, including leading user group assessments, designing content and service flow, directing third-party vendor participation, testing, and roll-out to users. Establishing effective relationships with BRC core facility directors, faculty, researchers, vendors, and colleagues of related professional organizations. Providing educational seminars and workshops for faculty and others interested in BRC technologies and services. Liaising between the BRC and the Institute’s Center for Advanced Technology, to ensure effective communication. [More]
University of Barcelona: Tenure-track associate professor position in Statistics and Bioinformatics, offered by the University of Barcelona (Dept. of Genetics, Microbiology and Statistics) within the Serra Húnter Programme (http://serrahunter.gencat.cat/en/index.html). Spain [More]
To support and inform both ongoing and future research in cancer, we are building end-to-end infrastructure for large-scale data analysis, storage and mining... From Indeed - 27 Jun 2016 15:59:03 GMT - View all New York jobs [More]
The DBMI is seeking current and future leaders to direct research and/or develop service programs in the following areas, as well as to teach in our training programs: • Clinical informatics • Clinical research informatics • Biomedical data modeling and ontologies • Biomedical natural language processing and information retrieval • Human computer interaction and usability • Global health informatics • Translational bioinformatics [More]
University of Glasgow - School of Medicine, Dentistry & NursingSalary: Not specified [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]
Creates “How to” wiki's and documents for data processing and analysis and trains researchers in use of user friendly genomics analysis packages including but... From Weill Cornell Medical College - 17 May 2016 21:30:31 GMT - View all New York jobs [More]