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Researcher (m/f/d) in Bioinformatics or Computational Biology (Salary group E13 TVL, full-time 100 %, initially limited until 31.03.2027) at the Department of Bioorganic Chemistry within the research group
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Bioinformatics Reference number: 11/2024/D The employment will be initially from the earliest possible date and will be initially for two years with prospect of a permanent position upon a satisfactory evaluation
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Bioinformatics Reference Number: 07/2024/1 Employment will be initially for two years. The salary will be based on qualification and research experience according to the wage agreement TV-L, up to pay scale 13
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PostDoc in Chrononutrition (m/f/d) Department of Molecular Metabolism and Precision Nutrition (MMPN)
nutritional regulation of circadian clocks Planning and conducting of human studies in the field of chrononutrition and chronometabolic research Statistical and bioinformatic analysis of collected data and
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and rhizosphere sampling Detection of the soil microbial and faunal diversity by metabarcoding amplicon sequencing using the Oxford Nanopore Technology platform Bioinformatic evaluation of amplicon
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, including both vertebrates and invertebrates. We are part of TBG which maintains laboratory and bioinformatics infrastructures for reference genome sequencing at large scale, including genome lab, robotic
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, geosciences/geology, soil science, paleogenetics, biology, bioinformatics or a related field. The ideal applicant (f/m/d) will have knowledge in biogeochemical cycles in soils and/or sediments, and a genuine
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/he holds a doctorate degree in economics, health economics, health science, biostatistics, bioinformatics, epidemiology or public health (or is close to completing it), ideally with a focus on health
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, state examination) and doctorate in a biomedical subject (e. g. biology, biotechnology, biochemistry) Experience in epigenetics, molecular biology and bioinformatics methods Experience/Knowledge in
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cheminformatician or computer scientist, you join our research group Computational Plant Biochemistry, which, in addition to computational metabolomics and bioinformatics, also works on scientific data and data