Hi, Im a new research officer in the Genome Institute Singapore. The work I will be doing is building DNA sequence libraries from clinical bacterial samples. Glad to be able to join this awesome forum! 
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hello, my name is zhuhenan, I am a trainee of BGI shenzhen, I heard Genome Institute Singapore from my workmate. I am planning to apply to study abroad, so I am really curious about this institute.Dose it hard to apply??
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oh yea its pretty cool over here...just check out the website http://www.gis.a-star.edu.sg/internet/site/ for job openings or deposit your resume at the website. Good luck!Comment
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