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  • Simon Anders
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2010
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    Computational biology in Heidelberg

    At the Center for Molecular Biology of Heidelberg University, we are seeking

    two computational scientists

    to join the research group of Dr. Simon Anders. We welcome applications not only from bioinformaticians but also from physicists, mathematicians, computer scientists, statisticians, data scientists, engineers or from any other computational discipline. Prior experience in molecular biology is a plus, but not required.

    The openings are for one PhD student and one post-doc, for projects related to single-cell sequencing, specifically for the development of novel statistical methods and their application to bio-medical data.

    We work in close collaboration with outstanding experimental biologists and physicians-scientists, and hence offer unique opportunities to develop and apply sophisticated biostatistical ideas for practical applications in cutting-edge biomedical research.

    For details on the projects and application instructions, please see:

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