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Overall Purpose of the Job We are looking for an enthusiastic researcher with a PhD in statistical genetics, genetic analysis, bioinformatics or health data science or equivalent. The successful
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cancer in patients at the time of diagnosis. The work is laboratory based but will involve bioinformatic analysis of the collected data. As a Senior Research Associate you will contribute to the research
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/DNA library preparations, single cell sequencing and comprehensive bioinformatics data processing and visualisation. In this role, the successful candidate will be an experienced technician with working
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, analysing data and presenting research findings in various settings, under the support and direction of the supervisory team. You will work with big data including bioinformatic data and epidemiological data
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troubleshoot a complex project and to engage effectively with bioinformatic and other project collaborators. The ability to learn quickly and to work both independently and as part of a team is essential. The
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. Experience in spatial or single-cell transcriptomics and bioinformatics or high throughput screening is highly desirable. The successful candidate will join a research group within the BHF Centre of Research
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the James Hutton Institute. There are currently around 50 members of the department, undertaking research in bioinformatics, geoinformatics, soil science, community planning, policy options appraisal, risk
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biology; molecular pharmacology; toxicology and bioinformatics across several courses. You will have a minimum of a first degree in a related discipline and either a doctoral level qualification in a
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including bioinformatic data and epidemiological data including Avon Longitudinal Study of Children of the Nineties (ALSPAC), UK Biobank and other publicly available datasets You will be part of thriving
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collaboration with the research team. Additionally, you will provide guidance to laboratory and biostatistical staff, assisting with project-related tasks as needed. You must hold a PhD either in Bioinformatics