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A couple of people I know have computational chemsitry and biology positions available,
which might interest some of my readers.
University College Cork, Ireland
Noel O'Boyle (author of TwirlyMol, and Cinfony, contributor to
OpenBabel and BlueObelisk,
researcher in algorithms in cheminformatics and scoring functions for
protein-ligand docking, and all-around good guy), has funding for a
PhD student at the School of Pharmacy, University College Cork.
You would be developing open source tools for cheminformatics. I'm
actually tempted by this one, except I think consulting pays better, I
might have to move from Sweden, and I've got a different thesis I
would like to work on.
Technical University of Denmark, on the north side of Copenhagen
Thomas Sicheritz-Ponten (whom I last saw at ISMB/Copenhagen, where he
treated our table at the Scottish bar to a round of whiskys and I
danced hustle with his girlfriend while the American musician played
covers which everyone in the bar followed along to), has four open
positions in his Metagenomics group at the Center for Biological
Sequence Analysis. That's 3 PhD/postdoc positions in next gen
sequencing related metagenomics and 1 postdoc position in archaeal
genetics.
He also pointed out that there are 13 open position (PhD, postdoc, and
programmer) for the entire center, including: postdoc within
predictive bioinformatics for molecular epidemiology, scientific
programmer for molecular epidemiology, PhD within epitope prediction,
scientific programmer within disease systems biology, and postdoc or
research assistant, bioinformatics generalist.
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