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logistics Analyse and interpret large-scale molecular data (approximately 11,000 proteins per project) in collaboration with our bioinformatics and statistics collaborators Publish results in international
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microbiology, biophysics, as well as bioinformatics and the analysis of large datasets. Additionally, the PhD student will be part of the Swiss-wide NCCR AntiResist consortium, with lots of opportunities
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below? Are you our future colleague? Apply now! Education • Master's degree (or equivalent) in molecular biology, biotechnology or bioinformatics Experience and skills
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activity in vitro; basic knowledge of bioinformatics, molecular modelling and docking and/or structural analysis of protein–ligand complexes, as well as the ability to use in silico results to guide
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mechanisms in each side are combined with feedback mechanisms between sides to coordinate growth and promote symmetry. Position Description: The selected candidate will combine state-of-the-art bioinformatics
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! Education • Master's degree (or equivalent) in molecular biology, biotechnology or bioinformatics Experience and skills • Experience with bioinformatics and programming
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! Education • Master's degree (or equivalent) in molecular biology, biotechnology or bioinformatics Experience and skills • Experience with methodologies in molecular biology and
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below? Are you our future colleague? Apply now! Education • Master's degree (or equivalent) in molecular biology, biotechnology or bioinformatics Experience and skills
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for bioinformatics and genome biology. The student will have access to training and career development opportunities at the Earlham Institute and on the Norwich Research Park as part of the Norwich Biosciences
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expertise: Bioinformatics experience A PhD student with bioinformatics experience will generate and analyse complex microbiome sequence data to complement existing rumen microbiome datasets. Via multi-omics