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We are currently looking for a Genomic Data Scientist.
We are looking for a genomic data scientist to work closely with our experimental team to analyze and explore a large collection of high-throughput sequencing data. Experience in RNA-seq data analysis, including bulk transcriptomics, splicing analysis and single cell analysis is required. The ideal candidate will also have expertise in analyzing high-throughput sequencing datasets to determine the function of RNA-binding proteins, including CLIP-sequencing and related methodologies.
The successful candidate will be fully integrated in both the Polymenidou lab and the Robinson teams. The candidate will, therefore, combine work in neurodegeneration and RNA biology (Polymenidou) with statistical methods and data science tools (Robinson). The candidate is expected to contribute to experimental design, reproducible data analysis via code repositories and to manage tools and data for a variety of both newly-generated and published datasets; if time permits, the candidate will contribute to projects to benchmark computational tools for data analysis and/or develop new tools or workflows for high throughput datasets.
For more information, please see the full ad here.
We are always looking for excellent and motivated students.
Our lab is a member of the Life Science Graduate School Zurich. We are participating in the following programs:
Molecular Life Science
Neuroscience
RNA Biology
Interested Ph.D. candidates should apply directly through one of these PhD programs.
Application deadlines are July 1st and December 1st.
For more information, contact Magda and Julien.
We are looking for a genomic data scientist to work closely with our experimental team to analyze and explore a large collection of high-throughput sequencing data. Experience in RNA-seq data analysis, including bulk transcriptomics, splicing analysis and single cell analysis is required. The ideal candidate will also have expertise in analyzing high-throughput sequencing datasets to determine the function of RNA-binding proteins, including CLIP-sequencing and related methodologies.
The successful candidate will be fully integrated in both the Polymenidou lab and the Robinson teams. The candidate will, therefore, combine work in neurodegeneration and RNA biology (Polymenidou) with statistical methods and data science tools (Robinson). The candidate is expected to contribute to experimental design, reproducible data analysis via code repositories and to manage tools and data for a variety of both newly-generated and published datasets; if time permits, the candidate will contribute to projects to benchmark computational tools for data analysis and/or develop new tools or workflows for high throughput datasets.
For more information, please see the full ad here.
We are always looking for excellent and motivated students.
Our lab is a member of the Life Science Graduate School Zurich. We are participating in the following programs:
Molecular Life Science
Neuroscience
RNA Biology
Interested Ph.D. candidates should apply directly through one of these PhD programs.
Application deadlines are July 1st and December 1st.
For more information, contact Magda and Julien.