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The Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute leads the world in genomic research, with an expanding scientific programme dedicated to understanding gene function in health & disease.

Now is an exciting time for the study of human genetic variation. We are entering a new era in which genes responsible for common human diseases can be identified by testing several hundred thousand markers across the human genome and the variation in and around such genes can be examined in detail. As a world leader in human genomics and genome informatics, the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute is now applying large-scale genotyping, sequencing and related technologies to the identification and study of genes underlying complex traits.

Genomic Analysis and Data Coordination for European Xenopus tropicalis Research Groups.

We are looking for a bioinformatician to start as soon as possible, to take over the primary role in implementing the bioinformatics components of the European X-OMICS project: "coordinating integrated and functional genomics for understanding normal and pathological development in Xenopus tropicalis."

The work will involve analysing genomic scale data, using comparative genomics, building databases, maintaining a web site, attending and helping to organise European coordination workshops and liaising with other Xenopus groups in Europe.

Rothamsted Research is the leading UK Research Institute focusing on the science underpinning the sustainability of arable crops and includes research on model plants such as Arabidopsis and the pathogens and insects that affect agricultural systems. An increasing amount of our research uses molecular genetic, genomic and metabolomic techniques. Because of recent strategic investments in crop science and bioenergy crop research, we are expanding our team of bioinformatics scientists in the Department of Biomathematics and Bioinformatics to take advantage of the increasing volume and complexity of data that is being collected.

Rothamsted Research is the leading UK Research Institute focusing on the science underpinning the sustainability of arable crops and includes research on model plants such as Arabidopsis and the pathogens and insects that affect agricultural systems. An increasing amount of our research uses molecular genetic, genomic and metabolomic techniques. Because of recent strategic investments in crop science and bioenergy crop research, we are expanding our team of bioinformatics scientists in the Department of Biomathematics and Bioinformatics to take advantage of the increasing volume and complexity of data that is being collected.

Research Associate / Bioinformatician

Genomic Analysis and Data Coordination for European Xenopus tropicalis Research Groups.

We are looking for a bioinformatician to start as soon as possible, to take over the primary role in implementing the bioinformatics components of the European X-OMICS project: "coordinating integrated and functional genomics for understanding normal and pathological development in Xenopus tropicalis."

The work will involve analysing genomic scale data, using comparative genomics, building databases, maintaining a web site, attending and helping to organise European coordination workshops and liaising with other Xenopus groups in Europe.

Hey all,

I completed my MSc in Bioinformatics in 03-04 at Cranfield and now work as an analyst for a research firm in their London office (EC1) that specalises in online audience measurement. In order to measure the internet we must first define it and we're looking to recruit someone with strong SQL & language skills (we report on 32 countries worldwide) to work in our team that accomplishes this.

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SCRI is Scotland’s leading institute for research on plants and their interactions with the environment, particularly in managed eco-systems. Our mission is to conduct excellent research in plant and environmental sciences. Our vision is to deliver innovative products, knowledge and services that enrich the life of the community and address the public goods of sustainability and high quality and healthy food.

Rothamsted Research wishes to recruit an experienced Senior Bioinformatics Scientist who will take responsibility for developing and supporting a comparative genetic and genomic data analysis pipeline to be used in a range of crop genomics projects. The person appointed will be responsible for working closely with crop scientists from Rothamsted and other BBSRC research institutes. The appointee will lead a local group of bioinformatics scientists responsible for crop informatics projects and interact closely with other bioinformaticians in other crop science centres. The appointee will interact with other bioinformatics staff and would be located in the Bioinformatics Group.

Rothamsted Research wishes to recruit a Bioinformatics Scientist who will take responsibility for developing and supporting software and databases in use by our crop scientists who are dependent on high quality genetic and genomics information.

The person appointed will also be responsible for working closely with a data curator who will need new software and database tools to be able to work productively. The appointee will interact with other bioinformatics staff and would be located in the Bioinformatics Group.

Job Description:
The Senior Software Engineer will have a responsible role in the maintenance and development of the databases in the EBI Sequence database group, which include the EMBL nucleotide sequence database, the UniProt protein sequence database, and InterPro, an integrated resource of protein families, domains and sites, IntAct and Integr8.