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    Opportunity: Postdoc in Computational Biology (probabilistic analysis, advanced quantification) --Vienna, Austria
    Submitted by D Kreil; posted on Thursday, December 13, 2007

    Submitter

    BACKGROUND

    We are looking for a skilled and enthusiastic researcher to join our team in the development of improved methods for the quantification of gene expression, exploiting thermodynamic sequence properties and probabilistic inference.

    We are a young group focussing on the challenge of extracting structured insight from high-throughput experiments (microarrays, proteomics, ), taking a quantitative approach in the lab and applying probabilistic models in analysis. Our biological interests are varied, and include clinical applications as well as basic research, such as an investigation of non genetic sources of individuality in fruit-flies. While travel is not necessary, we have active collaborations with Cambridge, UK, and the U.S., and encourage exchange with our partners. Vienna is a thriving international city with a vibrant scientific environment and outstanding quality of life.

    RESPONSIBILITIES, REQUIREMENTS, and PREFERENCES:
    The project equally requires an interest in mathematical modeling and the design and evaluation of appropriate microarray experiments. Successful candidates are expected to hold a PhD degree in a technical or scientific field and must be able to demonstrate a proven track record of implementing and applying probabilistic models. The new group member will implement algorithms for probabilistic inference in R, MatLab, or Octave. Solid knowledge of a development environment for numerical problems is hence required. Experience with data analysis in a biomedical or life-science domain would be an advantage. In this project, an understanding of thermodynamics and non-equilibrium effects may also be helpful. The project requires regular interaction with laboratory scientists and engineers, e.g., assisting in the planning of well-designed experiments and taking personal responsibility for the full data analysis process. An interest in collaborating with researchers from other domains and excellent communication skills in English are thus essential (German a plus).

    TERMS

    The position is available immediately and has an initial tenure of up to three years, with extensions possible.

    LOCALE

    Chair of Bioinformatics, Boku University Vienna, Austria

    COMPENSATION

    We can offer a salary on the standard national scale for academics (about 39k� gross), or higher according to experience. All employments include full benefits.

    HOW TO APPLY

    Please include a cover letter, a curriculum vitae, a list of publications, and the names of three referees, who should be asked to send references to us directly. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions. Applications should be addressed to David Kreil, ideally by email or online (see page bottom of our job listing at http://www.biotec.boku.ac.at/bijobs.html?&L=1).

    DEADLINE

    We look forward to receiving your application by 15 January 2008. Short listed candidates will be notified and invited for interview. Late applications may be considered until the position has been filled.

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