81 parallel-processing-bioinformatics Fellowship positions at University of Nottingham
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, single cells technologies including 10x Genomics platforms and otthers. The facility maintains several dedicated servers and HPC resources for data processing, and the post holder will take a leading role
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, single cells technologies including 10x Genomics platforms and otthers. The facility maintains several dedicated servers and HPC resources for data processing, and the post holder will take a leading role
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, single cells technologies including 10x Genomics platforms and otthers. The facility maintains several dedicated servers and HPC resources for data processing, and the post holder will take a leading role
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the project. We are particularly seeking applicants with expertise in molecular and cellular biology, proteomics, bioinformatics, or a closely related field. Candidates should hold (or be close to completion
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Africa with the aim of understanding the biology of adaptation in fungal pathogens. The post will use a combination of classical, genomic, molecular and bioinformatic techniques to investigate mating and
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, Nottingham Hospital Charity. The research is largely laboratory based using cell lines and primary myeloma samples, with some bioinformatics analysis. The role holder will be expected to plan, conduct and
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Africa with the aim of understanding the biology of adaptation in fungal pathogens. The post will use a combination of classical, genomic, molecular and bioinformatic techniques to investigate the sexual
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generating DNA cytosine modification dysfunction in IPF, and potential targets for therapeutic interference in IPF development. Applicants must be highly motivated and self-driven, with a PhD in bioinformatics
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classical, genomic, molecular and bioinformatic techniques to investigate the sexual biology of Aspergillus fumigatus, a principal cause of aspergillosis disease in humans. Specific aims are to understand
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bioinformatic techniques to investigate mating and its consequences between strains of Candida albicans, a common cause of fungal infections in humans. Specific aims are to investigate the ability of strains from