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  • [Photo] The University of Auckland • November 30, 2010

    RESPONSIBILITIES

    The School of Medical Sciences and the Bioinformatics Institute at the University of Auckland require a Research Fellow with both bioinformatics and biological science experience. The successful applicant will assist biomedical researchers with the design and analysis of experiments that involve next generation sequencing and microarrays, and in the extraction of biologically and clinically meaningful information from these experiments for publication. They will also be involved in bioinformatics education programs for biologists and clinicians. We envisage that a part of their working hours will be set aside for their own research projects and they would be encouraged to obtain funding for these projects. Ideally, the applicant will also be capable of assisting with molecular biology work such as library preparation for sequencing or the labelling of templates for microarray analysis.

    REQUIREMENTS

    • Applicants should have a PhD in bioinformatics or molecular biology and ideally will have a track record of peer-reviewed publications in which their bioinformatics skills have been applied to biological or biomedical problems.
    • While this position is intended for scientists within five years of PhD graduation, we may also be able to consider applicants who are more senior for other positions.

    TERMS

    The position is funded for two years and will be based in the Laboratory of Associate Professor Cristin Print.

    LOCALE

    Department of Molecular Medicine and Pathology
    School of Medical Sciences
    Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences
    The University of Auckland
    Auckland, New Zealand

    HOW TO APPLY

    Please visit: http://www.auckland.ac.nz/opportunities

    For further information, please contact Associate Professor Cristin Print (email: c.print[at]auckland.ac.nz).

    ARTICLE

    Vacancy Number: 12540

    POLICY

    The University has an equity policy and welcomes applications from all qualified persons.

    DEADLINE

    Applications close 5 December 2010.

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