[Socbin] bioinformatics post-doc position at University of Bergen

[Inge Jonassen]

Department of Informatics at the University of Bergen and
Bergen Center for Computational Science (Computational
Biology Unit) are seeking applicants with a strong background
in theoretical/computational biophysics and bioinformatics to
study mechanisms of allostery and evolution of protein function.
The project will include developing molecular model of allosteric
regulation based on the analysis and modelling of physical
interactions and their networks in proteins. Elucidating of
evolutionary mechanisms leading to the function of interest
and its regulation is the second part. Collaboration with
an experimental group working on the protein function
dynamics is planned. The term of employment for this position
is 2 years. PhD in theoretical biology/chemistry/biophysics or
bioinformatics and a good publication record is a prerequisite.
Previous experience in physics, computer science, bioinformatics
or applied statistics will be a plus. They should possess strong
quantitative skills and be highly proficient in at least one major
programming language, including Perl, C/C++.

For more information about the position (and to apply) go to
https://secure.jobbnorge.no/visstilling2.aspx?stillid=56006
and/or contact
group leader Igor Berezovsky  (igor.berezovsky at bccs.uib.no) or
Professor Inge Jonassen (inge.jonassen at ii.uib.no).

Application deadline: April 30th.
Please do submit your application through the web page above.

Inge Jonassen
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Inge Jonassen, PhD
Department of Informatics and
Computational Biology Unit, BCCS
University of Bergen
HiB
No5020 Bergen
Norway
email: inge.jonassen at ii.uib.no



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