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Skip to main content Research Assistant in bioinformatics Job id: 155546. Salary: £39,076 per annum including London weighting allowance. Posted: 17 August 2026. Closing date: 20 September 2026
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skills who is interested in developing a career in research data science, health data, bioinformatics or mental health research. Working under the direction of the Senior Data Manager and Senior Data
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factors make cells susceptible to neurodegeneration. We are seeking an experienced bioinformatics research associate to lead on projects relating to cell type specific epigenetic signatures of
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Molecular Genetics) and working closely with Professor Emma Duncan (Twin Research & Genetic Epidemiology), you will harness advanced bioinformatics approaches to decode the genetic underpinnings of
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, King's College London (KCL). As a key member of the Single Cell Omics Platform (SCOP), you will play a crucial role in supporting cutting-edge single-cell processing and analysis techniques. The
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post holder is expected to hold a PhD degree in Bioinformatics, Computer Science or other relevant discipline. They will have skills in deep learning for wearable data analysis. Experience of studying
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Molecular Genetics) and working closely with Professor Emma Duncan (Twin Research & Genetic Epidemiology), you will harness advanced bioinformatics approaches to decode the genetic underpinnings of
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TRICALS Consortium, Europe’s largest MND research initiative. We are looking for an independent thinker who wants to be part of a growing team to lead bioinformatics methodology and improve the efficiency
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(Illumina and Ion Torrent) and 3rd generation sequencing technologies (Oxford Nanopore). In addition, the role will include the collection and processing of DNA samples to create a training data set
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molecular data. Experience mentoring colleagues on bioinformatics projects and providing bioinformatics support to researchers from non-computational backgrounds. Experience working in multidisciplinary