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Job Location | London |
Education | Not Mentioned |
Salary | Salary negotiable |
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Functional Area | Not Mentioned |
Job Type | Permanent, full-time |
Bioinformatician - research centre, London. Data analysis, machine learning, R, Python, cancer, proteomics NGS Your new companyThis leading research centre, based in London, has a world-class reputation for innovative research. They have recently received significant funding to grow their team, and are looking to add several bioinformaticians to a high-performing group focusing on bioinformatics, data science and statistics supporting research on new treatments.They are recruiting people at both Bioinformatician and Senior Bioinformatician level to work on drug discovery projects.Your new roleYoull be part of a team bringing innovative data science and bioinformatics approaches to large biological data sets to help draw insights and aid research on cutting-edge projects.You will be carrying out a mix of statistical analysis and programming responsibilities, but the primary focus will be on the analysis of protein / proteomic data to help develop new therapies and aid understanding of disease. This will come from a number of sources, including mass spec.Responsibilities will include (but arent limited to):
Keyskills :
Bayesian NGS TMT science learning data python biology machine R statistics proteomics bioinfmatics drug protein statistical genomics mass discovery SILAC MaxQuant label biomarker spectrometry deep bioinfma