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Hi,

Could you forward this to your list. I sent it to you last week
as an attachment (it might be not a good idea).

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The Babraham Institute is an independent charity whose research is applied
to find new medicines and treatments for human diseases.

Biological Statistician (Ref. KK/BS/ST)
Starting salary range =9C26,000 - =9C33,500 p.a.
A statistician with experience of multivariate analysis is required to
assist in developing appropriate analytical protocols and visual
representation of data from multiple cell recordings in brain sensory
systems. This will also involve collaboration with a Neuroinformatics
group at the University of Sussex
(http://www.cogs.susx.ac.uk/users/jianfeng).
It is expected that the individual
will subsequently apply these skills to other complex biological data and
provide more general statistical advice and training for Institute
scientists. The successful candidate should have a degree in biology,
computing, statistics or mathematics and a higher degree in statistics or
mathematics. For informal enquiries please contact Professor Keith
Kendrick (keith.kendrick@bbsrc.ac.uk)

Bioinformatician (Ref. WR/BIO/ST)
Starting salary range =9C21,700 - =9C25,200 p.a.
The bioinformatics post is at a junior level and will assist existing
group members in the Bioinformatics facility with the provision of
support, training and development for the research groups at the
Institute. An initial focus will be for a project investigating
evolutionary conservation of imprinted genes (in collaboration with the
Sanger Institute). This position would suit someone wishing to pursue more
formally their existing interest in bioinformatics. The successful
candidate should have a degree in a Biological science. For informal
enquiries please contact Dr Wolf Reik (wolf.reik@bbsrc.ac.uk)

It is anticipated that funding will be available for 3 years initially for
both positions. Starting salary for both posts will be according to
qualifications and experience. Benefits include pension scheme. Further
details and application forms available from the Personnel Office, The
Babraham Institute, Babraham, Cambridge CB2 4AT. Tel. 01223 496000,
e-mail: babraham.personnel@bbsrc.ac.uk. Closing date for completed
applications is 27th February 2004. Please quote the appropriate
reference number when applying.

AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES EMPLOYER
An Institute supported by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences
Research Council

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thanks

Jianfeng Feng
http://www.cogs.susx.ac.uk/users/jianfeng

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