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Your task will be the development of a (standalone) C-Version of software running already in Perl on a WWW server. The software manipulates sequence data to infer the history of the sequences, and the main part (the engine doing the calculations) is described in all details in a dissertation and two subsequent publications. Regression tests are available, and the current Perl code is well-documented as far as the engine is concerned. You will have access to state-of-the-art computing infrastructure.
You need to have extensive experience in C programming. Bioinformatics experience is useful, but not required – C programming experience is by far the most important criterion.
Payment is approx. 1020 Euros per month, tax-free, but all travelling and lodging expenses have to be paid by yourself. It is possible that you will be given the opportunity to continue work in bioinformatics eg in the form of PhD research.
Please send Resume/CV and the names of 2-3 references, via email only; ASCII text and HTML are preferred. If you send Word files, please attach the ASCII version of the file as well, no matter how well-formatted it is. Return receipts are sent if you request them in the first line of your email. Please do not inquire on the status of your application; the successful candidate will be contacted by email, phone and/or fax, and the current state of things will be noted at http://ifg-izkf.uni-muenster.de/fuellen/intern.html
Dr Georg Fuellen fuelleninternwanted[at]uni-muenster.de
alum.mit.edu/www/fuellen
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social orgranizer buecause I m the student of M.A Rural Sociolgy from my local University
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