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  • BruceyB
    Junior Member
    • Jun 2013
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    Bioinformatician (Cancer Genomics Group) in London, UK

    The Cancer Genomics Group studies the genetic and mutational basis of cancer with a focus on lymphoma and leukaemia.

    You will work with high throughput sequencing data derived from lymphomas and leukaemias. You will create a database integrating somatic mutations, germline variation and RNA expression and build a web interface to simplify access to the data. You will also develop novel approaches for the analysis and visualisation of these datasets. Tools developed would be published as an R package and/or online database.

    You will also spend a small portion of your time working in the laboratory to better understand the process by which biological data is generated.

    Main duties / key responsibilities:
    • Contribution toward the group’s computational infrastructure, algorithms and software
    • Publish data and software tools
    • Participation in training by providing advice and information to members of the group
    • To collaborate with affiliated scientists and other researchers within the MRC, Imperial College and elsewhere as appropriate.


    Location: MRC Clinical Sciences Centre at Imperial College London's Hammersmith Hospital Campus

    Apply at the following website: http://www.topcareer.jobs/Vacancy/irc126453_4018.aspx

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