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The University of Manchester is seeking a talented and ambitious bioinformatician to play a key role within the bioinformatics team in the Next Generation Phenotyping and Diagnostics (NGPD) theme
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the National Centre for Text Mining (NaCTeM), a leading UK research hub for biomedical text mining and natural language processing, and forms part of the BHF CRE. This position focuses on advancing large
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Applications are invited for the post of Biomedical Data Scientist specialising in Spatial Bioinformatics. The post is based in the new Medical Research Council Centre of Research Excellence (MRC
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computer games. Generative AI (GenAI) is beginning to play an important role in 3D asset creation, in games, film, TV and other media. Assets are digital representations of objects which can be used to build
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computational, molecular and biophysical techniques. During the project you will design the methodology for, and perform the directed evolution of H-transfer enzymes using parallel selection methods, measure
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and gut microbiome, funded by an 8-year Wellcome CDA in collaboration with Prof. Matthew Hepworth. During this position, the post-holder will design and lead bioinformatic analyses of large-scale
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the BBSRC including environmental microbiologists, ecologists and evolutionary biologists, computational modellers, and synthetic biologists. During this position, the post-holder will lead bioinformatic
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microbiologists, ecologists and evolutionary biologists, computational modellers, and synthetic biologists. During this position, the post-holder will lead mathematical modelling, bioinformatic analyses, and
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depending on experience. The appointed candidate will provide professional administrative support to students and academic staff, with a range of tasks related to operational processes, staff recruitment
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process of the hybrid offshore wind tower structures. We are recruiting a PDRA working on the royal society ISPF project. The project is funded through Royal Society under ISPF grant working with Brazil