[Socbin] Bioinformatics postdoc opportunity
Albin Sandelin
albin at binf.ku.dk
Thu Sep 22 11:03:26 CEST 2011
Dear all,
I have 1-2 postdoc openings in applied computational biology at the
Bioinformatics Centre at Copenhagen University.
I would appreciate it very much if you could forward the advert to good
candidates.
Many thanks for your help,
Albin Sandelin
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*Postdocs in applied computational biology/bioinformatics *
The Bioinformatics Centre, Department of Biology, University of
Copenhagen is recruiting 1-2 postdocs to work on gene regulation
bioinformatics in Albin Sandelin group(http://people.binf.ku.dk/albin/).
The Bioinformatics Centre (www.binf.ku.dk <http://www.binf.ku.dk/>)
employs around 40 researchers, and has many international connections
with high-profile experimental groups. The group is housed in the newly
built Biocenter in central Copenhagen, Denmark.
The Sandelin group is a well-funded, joint computational/experimental
laboratory, focusing on transcriptomics, gene regulation and disease.
The postdoc(s) will be working on various problems relating to gene
regulation and core promoters in disease, typically analyzing novel and
extremely rich data sets from the experimental part of the group or
high-profile international collaborators. Special emphasis will be
placed on CAGE data, alternative promoters and splicing in brain tissue
and in disease cells. The work requires the successful candidate to
interact with experimental biologists on an almost daily basis, and
therefore collaborative skills and willingness to learn new things are
important. As a postdoc you are expected to be able to work fairly
independently and to be able to co-supervise Ph.D. and Master´s students.
Examples of work from the group include Nat Struct Mol Biol. 2011 Aug 7.
doi: 10.1038/nsmb.2091 ,?Genome Res. 2009 Feb;19(2):255-65 , PNAS. 2008
Feb 19;105(7):2604-9
We are seeking highly motivated individuals with a PhD or equivalent in
bioinformatics or a mathematical discipline with a strong biological
interest, and a substantial publication record in high-quality
international journals. Applicants that are close to finishing their PhD
degree are also welcome to apply. Applicants should either have strong
modeling/applied statistics skills or strong documented experience in
analyzing high-throughput sequencing data. In addition, we strongly
value experience in one or more of the following: sequence analysis,
machine learning, applied statistics and R, computer science and
expression analysis. The candidate also needs to be highly proficient in
a programming language such as Java, Perl or Python, and be comfortable
with Linux systems. Fluency in spoken and written English is a strong
requirement.
The deadline for application is November 1, 2011. We expect the
successful candidates to start in the late fall of 2011. These positions
will be funded by grants from the Novo Nordisk or Lundbeck Foundations.
The application must contain a filled-in application form from
http://people.binf.ku.dk/albin/postdoc/SandelinPostdocApplicationForm.xls and
a single pdf file consisting of?Cover letter (half to one
page)?Curriculum vitae?List of publications?Transcript of university
examinations (in English or Danish)?Contact details of 2 persons for
references
Applications should be emailed as one pdf-file to job8 at bio.ku.dk
<mailto:job8 at bio.ku.dk> marked "211-0079/11-5550" no later than 1.
November 2011 , 12:00 noon.
The applications will be evaluated by an expert in the field to select
those that qualify for the positions. Each applicant will receive the
part of the evaluation that concerns her/him as well as the name of the
expert. The main criterion for further consideration will be the
research potential of the applicant.
The successful applicant will be hired as a postdoc at the Faculty of
Science, University of Copenhagen, for an initial 2 year period. While
negotiation for salary supplement is possible, the starting salary level
is currently DKK 31.400 a month (approx. US $ 6000) plus contribution to
a pension scheme. Terms of appointment and payment according to the
Agreement between the Danish Ministry of Finance and the Danish
Federation of Professional Associations (AC). Applications received
after the deadline will not be considered. Contact person:
albin at binf.ku.dk <mailto:albin at binf.ku.dk>
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Best regards,
Albin
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Albin Sandelin
Associate Professor
The Bioinformatics Centre
Department of Biology& BRIC
Ole Maaleoes Vej 5, DK-2200, Denmark
albin at binf.ku.dk
phone: +45 353 21285
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