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  • asr
    Junior Member
    • Feb 2010
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    NGS Bioinformatician, Cambridge UK

    Bioinformatician
    Department of Medical Genetics, University of Cambridge.
    Vacancy Reference No: SS07933

    The Eastern Sequence and Informatics Hub (EASIH - http://www.easih.ac.uk/) is a Small Research Facility hosted by the University Department of Medical Genetics. EASIH is involved in world class sequencing and bioinformatic research partnerships with clients both within Cambridge University and across the UK, working on matters of national and international importance in the life sciences and routine medical diagnostics. As one of four national facilities which are being funded by partnerships between the MRC and host institutions, the EASIH's aim is to provide a comprehensive and expert Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) service. The sequencing component is well equipped with all current major NGS platforms.

    See Cambridge University Jobs page for more details
  • Nihad
    Junior Member
    • Mar 2011
    • 1

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    Thanks for the useful post...

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