• [Photo] Adam Giess December 24, 2008

    BACKGROUND

    The Section of Epigenetics, Development and Cancer at the MRC Clinical Sciences Centre comprises twelve research groups working on a diverse range of biological problems. The groups in the section have access to state of the art microarray and sequencing facilities, including high-throughput sequencing. Techniques that are in use for genome-wide analysis include chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP) and chromosome conformation capture (3C).

    RESPONSIBILITIES

    A position is available in the section for a bioinformatician to work as part of our bioinformatics support team and assist with the analysis of microarray data and ChIP-sequencing data. The work will also involve training researchers and facilitating the work of the groups in the section.

    REQUIREMENTS

    Applicants should have a PhD in the area of computational biology or equivalent experience which includes extensive involvement with bioinformatic methods such as comparative genomics and analysis of large data sets. Good communication skills, the ability to share knowledge with others and team-working is essential. A good understanding of molecular and cell biology and experience in biostatistics would be advantageous.

    TERMS

    The post will be initially for a period of one year with the possibility of renewal depending on availability of funding.

    COMPENSATION

    29,663-35,399 GBP pa inclusive (MRC Band 4) based on qualifications and experience

    HOW TO APPLY

    Applications for this role should be made online at http://jobs.mrc.ac.uk. If you do not have internet access or experience technical difficulties please call 01793 301154 quoting reference number CSC08/747. Please ensure you include a copy of your CV, covering letter and contact details for three professional referees within your application.

    DEADLINE: January 18, 2009

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