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Publish date: 93 / 11 / 28 | Rating: Article Rating

SCIENCE-JOBS-DE

Postdoctoral Scientific Researcher with a focus on bioinformatics, in Rostock (Baltic Coast), Germany (Rostock)

The Institute for Biostatistics and Informatics in Medicine and Ageing Research at the Rostock University Medical Center (Germany) seeks, pending budgetary approval, and starting in Mai/June to be continued for up to 5 years, candidates for the position of a Full-time Postdoctoral Scientific Researcher, with a focus on bioinformatics.
Your tasks:
  *      Database development for data on health and ageing.
  *      Omics data analyses (gene, protein and metabolite abundance).
  *      Machine learning and network-biology based analyses and data integration.
  *      Writing of scientific reports and papers.
  *      Website development and maintenance.
Advantages for you:
  *      A stimulating environment where your contribution can have a real impact.
  *      Researching the mechanisms behind healthy aging is fascinating, and gaining importance in the light of demographic development.
  *      A dedicated and experienced team, fun to work with.
What you need to bring to the table:
  *      Doctorate related to bioinformatics, or a research field in the medical/life/natural sciences.
  *      Programming/scripting skills, e.g. in R.
  *      Strong communication skills (oral presentations and in writing).
If this describes you and your intentions then please send your application until March 5, quoting 'Healthspan', to bioinfo-jobs@med.uni-rostock.de, in a single PDF document, consisting of:
  *      CV.
  *      Brief statement of research interests and qualifications.
  *      contact information for 2-4 scientists who may write a letter of recommendation.
For further information you may contact:
Prof. Dr. Fuellen, bioinfo-jobs@med.uni-rostock.de, Director of the Institute for Biostatistics and Informatics in Medicine and Ageing Research.
For most of the year, Rostock (at the Baltic Coast) is a number one vacation area in Germany, with a very pleasant climate and nice beaches nearby.
The University strives for a high proportion of women in research and teaching. Applications from qualified female scientists are therefore particularly welcome. Disabled persons will be given preference in filling vacancies within the existing legal provisions if equally qualified. Reimbursement of travelling costs for interviews is not possible according to the rules of the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.

Prof. Dr. Georg Fuellen
bioinfo-jobs@med.uni-rostock.de
University Rostock, Medical Center, Institute for Biostatistics and Informatics
Rostock

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