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  • taherl
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    • Jul 2020
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    Postdoctoral Research Associate at TU Graz (Austria)

    The Institute of Biomedical Informatics at TU Graz
    (https://www.tugraz.at/institute/bioinfo/) is inviting applications for
    a 6-year postdoctoral position.

    We are looking for a highly motivated molecular biologist experienced
    with Oxford Nanopore Technologies (https://nanoporetech.com/) to work in
    the field of regulatory genomics.

    To be eligible to apply for this position, candidates should have:
    - Completed doctoral studies or equivalent in molecular biology,
    genetics, biochemistry, biotechnology, or a similar field.
    - Practical laboratory experience sequencing with Oxford Nanopore
    Technologies.
    - Profound knowledge and practical laboratory experience in the field of
    molecular genetics (DNA extraction and amplification, library
    preparation, cloning, qRT-PCR, etc.).

    The successful candidate will develop, engineer, and re-design
    biological nanopores to identify and characterize regulatory elements as
    well as detect epigenetic modifications in eukaryotic genomes.

    For details, please see:

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