Proteomics: Senior Postdoctoral researcher position Germany 2013

Description The neuroproteomics laboratory (Prof. Stefan Lichtenthaler) seeks a senior postdoc with extensive experience in LC-MS/MS. We offer excellent projects and training in neurodegeneration and protease research. Specifically, the lab uses proteomic, biochemical and molecular biological techniques to study
the molecular mechanisms underlying neurodegenerative diseases (e.g. Alzheimer’s disease) and
proteases, which regulate the communication between cells in the brain (regulated intramembrane proteolysis).

We are an international and interdisciplinary team, are part of several larger research consortia (e.g. DFG-funded excellence cluster SyNergy) and are associated with the Technical University Munich.

Responsibilities You will use quantitative proteomics to study the role of proteases and other proteins in neurodegeneration and related fields. You will also use our novel proteomic SPECS method and will develop new proteomic methods to study neurodegeneration. This position offers the possibility for “Habilitation”. In addition, you will lead the proteomics part of the neuroproteomics lab. This includes supervision of the proteomic experiments of two PhD students and of support personnel. You supervise proteomic analyses for collaborative projects and organize the maintenance of the two mass spectrometers (LTQ Orbitrap Velos/Q Exactive) in the group.

Qualifications and experience You have a PhD, extensive experience in proteomics and in nanoLC-MS/MS and are familiar with Orbitrap mass spectrometers, documented by publications. We expect detailed knowledge in statistics and data processing with relevance to mass spectrometry. You are creative, highly motivated and you are able to work independently. Essential qualities include good organizational skills, fluency in English, a strong team spirit and time management skills. Appointment is full time and will be initially for two years with the possibility of renewal.

We offer an interesting and challenging position in a research institute focused on relevant topics of neurodegenerative disease research in an academic and international environment.
The infrastructure of the center in Munich offers diverse opportunities for personal development of the employees; human resource development is an important concern in our Institute.
Employment, payment and social benefits are determined by the Public Sector Collective Agreement (Tarifvertrag für den öffentlichen Dienst – TVöD). The job location is München, Germany. The DZNE is an equal opportunity employer. The DZNE especially welcomes and encourages disabled individuals to apply.

Send application to:  Applications including motivation letter, CV, publication list (if applicable) and two recommendation letters or references (in a single PDF-File) should be sent via e-mail to: carolin.nierwetberg@dzne.de

Last date to apply : 31. July 2013

Germany: Postdoctoral Scientist position in Bioinformatics/ Computational Biology/ Plant Genomics

The Max Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics is an international research institute with approximately
350 employees. A special focus lies on genome analysis of man and other organisms.

The Department “Vertebrate Genomics”, group “Comparative and Functional Genomics” (Head: Dr. Heinz Himmelbauer), invites applications for the following open position:

Postdoctoral Scientist (f/m)

Bioinformatics/Computational Biology/Plant Genomics

(TVöD E13)

Code: 13-12 L

Responsibilities:
The AnnoBeet project is funded by the German Ministry for Education and Research with the goal to analyse the genome sequence of the crop plant sugar beet (Beta vulgaris) with respect to structural variation and gene functions. The successful candidate will pursue projects related to genomic sequencing data. She/He will adapt existing tools or implement new software to assemble high-fidelity genome sequences from wild-derived and domesticated beets. Data are mainly from the Illumina sequencing platform but also from other technologies which enable the generation of long reads. Assembled genomes will be compared to related genomes to extract and interpret biologically relevant differences.

Qualifications:
We are looking for a scientist (PhD in bioinformatics or related field) with solid programming skills (ideally experience in developing sequence analysis tools), experience in handling (large) sequencing data sets, knowledge of molecular genetics and understanding of lab methods and also knowledge of genome sequencing concepts. Experience in analysis of Illumina sequencing data is an advantage.  

The group has successfully performed several projects using 454- and Illumina technologies. We recently completed a reference sequence for the sugar beet genome (http://bvseq.molgen.mpg.de). We are a multidisciplinary team and offer work in a lively and friendly atmosphere and state-of-the art computing infrastructure. We are looking forward to expanding our team by a dedicated and strongly motivated person with distinct interest in the challenges of modern sequencing technologies.

The position is initially available for one year. The working place will be at the Center for Genomic Regulation (http://www.crg.es) in Barcelona/Spain. It is located at the seafront close to the Olympic harbor and combines excellent science with an inspiring environment in the heart of Barcelona with its cultural attractions, beach and metropolitan flair. The employment contract will be concluded with the Max Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics in Berlin/Germany. The salary will be according to the German collective agreement for the public service (TVöD), depending on academic level and previous experience.

The  Max  Planck  Society  is  committed  to  employing  more  handicapped  individuals  and  especially encourages them to apply. The Max Planck Society seeks to increase the number of women in those areas where they are underrepresented and therefore explicitly encourages women to apply.

Send application to: 
For informal inquiries by e-mail, please contact Dr. Heinz Himmelbauer (himmelbauer@molgen.mpg.de). Applications including summary of Master's and PhD theses, publication list, and contact details for three references should be sent by August 16, 2013 via e-mail to:
 
job-1312@molgen.mpg.de

Biochemist Postdoctoral Fellow United States

Under the general direction of the principal investigator, plan and carry out experiments designed to identify and characterize pathways and processes in sulfate reducing bacteria (SRB) which are targeted by environmentally relevant stresses. Specific attention will be focused on understanding the range of factors responsible for iron sulfur cluster cofactor biosynthesis and repair in SRBs.

SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Characterize strains of Desulfovibrio vulgaris Hildenborough which possess null mutations in predicted FeS cluster biosynthesis components using biochemical assays for FeS enzyme activities and phenotypic screens.
• Perform chemogenomic fitness profiling of D. vulgaris mutants, using appropriate stress conditions, and contribute to the development of genetic interaction screening techniques which utilize a next generation sequencing based assay.
• Identify and characterize additional genes associated with FeS cluster biosynthesis and other systems linked to energy generation and metal homeostasis using chemogeneomic and genetic interaction fitness profiling techniques. Communicate with informatics analysis and data management colleagues to ensure correct and efficient data integration and interpretation.
• Use advanced spectroscopic approaches (CD, EPR) to characterize proteins of interest where required.  
• Provide research support and assistance to other members of the laboratory as requested.
• Keep detailed records of experimental procedures and results and communicate data to group and PI via individual and group meetings.

To apply

For full consideration, follow the link below to job posting and apply directly to Berkeley Lab.  As part of the online application process, please complete a profile, including uploading attachments relevant to the opportunity. 

https://lbl.taleo.net/careersection/2/jobdetail.ftl?lang=en&job=76019

Berkeley Lab is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer committed to the development of a diverse workforce.

International fellowships to integrative biology postdocs in omics 2013 Belgium

VIB offers international fellowships to integrative biology postdocs who have advanced skills in omics technologies.

The omics@vib postdoc program offers a highly stimulating and multicultural environment. Embedded in excellent research groups, you will be working on breakthrough science, with access to cutting-edge technologies, three years secured funding and personal career assistance.

For the current omics@vib call, VIB provides 5 positions for integrative biology postdocs. Many VIB laboratories are suggesting an integrative biology topic for this program as indicated in the list below. You are free to select the topic of your own choice from the list and to design a 3 years postdoctoral project addressing this topic.

• Bioinformatics / Genomics / Proteomics / Structural Biology
• Cancer
• Cardiovascular Research
• Immunity / Inflammation
• Microbiology
• Neuroscience
• Plant Biology

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS 

Nationality
VIB International Postdoc program “OMICS@vib” is open to applicants from all nationalities.
Applicants should not have been carrying out research in Belgium for more than 12 months during the last 3 years before the deadline of the program on 15/9/2013.
Postdocs selected for this program should be able to start their postdoc project before 1/6/2014.

University degree
Applicants must hold a PhD degree before the start of the fellowship, but not necessary when applying.

Publication record
Applicants must have a proven record of research accomplishments and at least one original first author publication (including joint authorship), either published or accepted in an international peer-reviewed journal with high recognition in the field.

Age
Candidates should not have more than 5 years of postdoc experience at the moment of the deadline 15/9/2013.

Career Break
One additional year will be taken into account for every childbirth or any other officially stated career break reason (caring for sick children or parents, additional studies…)

Language
English is used in all VIB laboratories for oral and written scientific communication. Candidates must deliver proof of a solid English working knowledge. Adding TOEFL test results in your cv is recommended.

Please go to www.vib.be/omics and follow carefully the different steps during the preparation stage and final submission stage of your project application. Use English during all stages of this application.

Postdoctoral position in Human and Primate Functional Genomics

Postdoctoral position, Human and Primate Functional Genomics

To study molecular mechanisms of human evolution by functional genomic approaches with an emphasis on the comparative study of humans and closely related primate species.
The goal is to identify and functionally characterise the genes that contributed to recent human evolution.

We seek a candidate with a strong background in molecular biology, genetics, biochemistry, cell biology, and/or neuroscience. Previous work experience with transgenic animals is a plus.

Enquiries to Svante Pääbo (paabo@eva.mpg.de).

Applicants are requested to send a cv, statement of research interests, and the names of three references.
The working environment of the institute is English-speaking, and the members constitute a highly international group.
The institute is in Leipzig, a pleasant city of 500,000 inhabitants situated two hours from Berlin and three hours from Prague. It is the policy of the institute that, for equal qualifications, preference be given to persons with disabilities.
Please send written applications to:

Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology
Personnel Department
Deutscher Platz 6
D-04103 Leipzig
Germany

http://www.eva.mpg.de/genetics/positions-available.html

Proteomics Postdoctoral Positions 2013 Germany

Two positions at the junior and senior postdoc level are available at Mosaiques Diagnostics in Hannover, Germany. The projects involve employing capillary electrophoresisi coupled mass spectrometry for the identification and validation of proteomic biomarkers for a variety of human diseases, with a focus on cardiovascular and kidney disease. Mosaiques Diagnostics is a leading company in proteomic biomarker research, focusing on urine.

Further information on the technology and application is detailed in e.g.; Good et al. Mol. Cell Proteomics 2010, 9:2424; Mischak et al. Proteomics Clin. Appl. 2011, 5:9; Mullen et al. Curr. Opin. Nephrol. Hypertens. 2011, 20:654; Kuznetsova et al. Eur. Heart J 2012 33: 2342; Zürbig et al. Diabetes 2012 61:3304-3313; Metzger et al., Gut. 2013 62:122; Stalmach et al., Electrophoresis, in press. The project requires close interaction with collaborating scientists and clinicians in and outside Germany, e.g. the U.K., Denmark, Austria, France, Greece, US, and Australia.

Requirements:

• Candidates are requested to hold a PhD in (bio)chemistry or relevant fields and have expertise in mass spectrometry.
• English proficiency is required.
• The ideal candidate for the junior position should have a track record of publications in the proteomics field. The ideal candidate for the senior position should be well established in the field, have experience in clinical studies, and experience in attracting funding including EU applications.

The positions are in a fast moving SME Biomarker research and development company and would suite someone with ambition and a drive to succeed. Additional experience in “omics” technology, separation science and data handling is desirable, but not mandatory.

Contact:

Applications should be submitted to proteomics@mosaiques-diagnostics.com .
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Postdoctoral Fellowships in Functional Genetics/ Genomics 2013 - Germany

The LOEWE Excellence Cluster for Integrative Fungal Research (IPF), a joint initiative of four universities and Senckenberg invites applications for “Three Postdoctoral Fellowships in Functional Genetics or Genomics of Fungi”. The positions are available from 1st of July 2013 to 30st of June 2015, with a possibility of extension for 6 months.
We are seeking a highly motivated individual whose research will be adding significantly to the LOEWE excellence cluster “Integrative Fungal Research (IPF)”. The aim of the cluster is to synergistically tie together biodiversity, genetics and applied biochemistry/biotechnology.

Requirements:

• The successful applicant will have a strong background in functional genetics/genomics of fungi or fungal analogues. Expertise in genome analyses, developmental biology, heterologous expression, functional assays, or related topics is welcome.
• We expect a solid publication record, good written and oral communication skills in English, and the capability of developing and testing scientific hypothesis and to explore new areas of research.
• The willingness to write research proposals is beneficial. Experiences in acquiring extramural funding are a plus. The fellowship allowance depends on previous experience and scientific excellence. The selection committee will pay special attention to the research proposal. Projects with links to biodiversity or biotechnology will be especially welcome.

About us:The IPF is equipped with state of the art scientific instrumentation and offers an ideal environment for young researchers. It is envisaged that the successful applicants will develop their scientific profile and independence and will develop a vigorous research agenda. Apart from a competitive allowance the fellowship also includes a core funding for research and comes with special benefits for young researchers with children. International applications are especially welcome.

How to Apply:

If interested, please contact Prof. Dr. Marco Thines (marco.thines@senckenberg.de) and submit your application including a cover letter, CV, statement of research achievements, a detailed proposal of future research (about three pages) certificates (PhD, MSc, BSc, or similar), and the names of three scientists who could provide references. Applications should be submitted as a single PDF file.

Postdoctoral Position in Genomics 2013 USA

Postdoctoral positions are available with Jeffrey Kidd in the Department of Human Genetics and Department of Computational Medicine and Bioinformatics at the University of Michigan Medical School. These positions are focused on population genomic analysis to learn about the demographic history of populations and species and how demography interacts with selection to create observed patterns of variation. Multiple projects are available in a number of systems, including human populations (particularly African populations), dogs, and other species.

Requirements:

The applicant should have a Ph.D. in genetics, ecology and evolution, anthropology, molecular biology, bioinformatics, computational biology or a related field and have experience in the analysis of genome-wide data. Excellent written and oral communication skills are required.

Successful applicants will be part of a cutting-edge research program in genomics with ample opportunities for collaboration with researchers at theUniversityofMichiganand around the world.

How to Apply:

To apply, send a CV, cover letter describing your research experiences and ongoing research interests, and contact information for up to three references to Jeffrey Kidd at jmkidd@umich.edu

Postdoctoral Position in Computational Genomics 2013 - USA

Postdoctoral positions are available immediately for computer scientists and computational biologists to study the Genomic Bases of Neural Functions & Memory as well as Evolution of Brain. Work will be multifaceted and include assembly and annotation of RNA-seq and ChiP-seq data from a diversity of neural circuits, as well as single-cell and real-time genomics. The work will identify novel gene regulatory pathways and mechanisms underlying neural circuit organization, learning and memory, age-related memory loss and neurodegeneration. Previous experience in genome assemblies, annotation and analysis of next generation sequencing (NGS) data (e.g. genome-/exome- sequencing and whole genome association studies (WGAS), DNA methylation/methylome, chromatin, or system biology) are preferable.

Requirements:

Ideal candidates should have 1) a Ph.D. in Bioinformatics/Genome or MS/PhD Computer Science or related field. 2) Experience in genome and/or transcriptome assembly software and/or mathematical modeling. 3) Strong skills in at least one programming language (Python, JAVA or C/C++, MATLAB, R, PERL) and/or large-scale data modeling and databases (MySQL or PostgreSQL).

About us: 

The McKnight Brain Institute is the hub of the neuroscience community at theUniversityofFlorida. Thus, these are ideal positions for motivated, self-driven scientists who would like to be integrated into interdisciplinary programs, and interact with both fundamental and clinical researchers. TheHighPerformanceComputerCenter(with 16,000 cores), and growing Genomic programs also provide supreme opportunities for professional growth.

Contact:

Prof. Leonid L. Moroz (moroz@whitney.ufl.edu). Please provide your CV, names of three references and evidence of your experience in the field of bioinformatics and/or computational biology and/or computer sciences. A proficiency in database development and maintenance, together with an ability to write custom scripts and/or algorithm development for informatics/visualization is a plus. It would be particularly helpful to demonstrate administration experience within a Linux environment and/or experience in developing multi-threaded program or programming for a cluster environment as well as knowledge of HTMT, CSS, and JavaScript.

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Fungal molecular biology post doctoral position 2013 - UK

A post doctoral position is available in the Polyketide Research Group at the University of Bristol, working with Professor Russell Cox, Professor Tom Simpson and Professor Chris Willis in the School of Chemistry and Dr Andy Bailey and Dr Colin Lazarus in the School of Biological Sciences.

A collaborative research project, funded by BBSRC and Syngenta, will link research groups at the Universities of Bristol, Cambridge, Manchester and Warwick with the aim of investigating and exploiting microbial resources for the development of new agrochemicals and other bioactive compounds. The project will focus on rapid genome sequencing of numerous microbes that are known to produce secondary metabolites with useful biological properties, such as selective herbicides and fungicides.

The post doctoral Research Assistant will require skills in fungal molecular biology, natural products chemistry and bioinformatics with particular reference to microbial genomics. The project is multidisciplinary and highly collaborative and will involve regular direct interaction with the other academic and industrial partners. The successful candidate will thus require the ability to prepare reports, research publications and effective presentations. The appointee will join a large multidisciplinary group with interests in all aspects of fungal secondary metabolism and with a strong track record of research success.
Closing Date: Midnight on 17 May 2013

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Postdoctoral Position in Computational Structural Genomics - Singapore

We are looking for highly motivated researchers with a strong analytical and computational background and an interest in developing new algorithms for analyzing genome-scale RNA structure datasets. This work will be in collaboration withexperts developing new high-throughput approaches to probe RNA structure genome-wide [1,2] and applying it to study the contribution of RNA structure to various cellular processes.

RNA structure is believed to be fundamental to its function and is important in almost every cellular process [1]. Alterations in RNA structure has also been implicated in several diseases. However the full contribution of RNA structure in biology is still not well understood. Recent developments in genome-wide structure probing methods have resulted in an explosion of RNA structure information [2]. These provide unprecedented detail in probing the structures of most RNAs in the cell and computational approaches to mine such data are still in their infancy. This is an exciting area and analysis of this new type of RNA structure data is likely to yield novel insights into the role of RNA structure and structural alterations in gene regulation, across diverse cellular states and diseases.

References
[1] Wan, Y., Kertesz, M., Spitale, R. C., Segal, E. & Chang, H. Y. Understanding the transcriptome through RNA structure. Nat. Rev. Genet. 12, 641-655 (2011).
[2] Kertesz, M. et al. Genome-wide measurement of RNA secondary structure in yeast. Nature 467, 103-107 (2010). 

Requirements:
- PhD in Computational Biology/Computer Science/Applied Mathematics/Genomics
- Strong analytical and programming skills (C/C++, perl/python, UNIX environment). Candidates with significant experience in RNA structure prediction will be strongly preferred.

Contact:
Genome Institute of Singapore
Niranjan Nagarajan
nagarajann@gis.a-star.edu.sg

Molecular Biology Postdoctoral Research position at MRC - Medical Research Council London, UK

Applications are invited for a 3-year postdoctoral research position within the Quantitative Gene expression group at the MRC Clinical Sciences Centre in London (CSC). The CSC is a thriving multidisciplinary environment directly funded by the Medical Research Council, and associated with Imperial College. The CSC provide excellent core facilities and support structures, including next generation sequencing and proteomics.

The Quantitative Gene Expression group headed by the Dr Samuel Marguerat is a new addition to the Integrative biology section form the CSC. The group’s research program aims at understanding how variability in RNA and protein molecule numbers impacts on quantitative phenotypes.

We are looking for a highly-motivated and creative postdoc willing to contribute to the development our recently established team. You will investigate the mechanisms by which cells adjust mRNA and protein levels and production rates to reach a certain size or to sustain a given growth rate. This will be done by exploiting quantitative transcriptomics and proteomics approaches in cell populations and single-cells using the model organism Schizosaccharomyces pombe.

You must hold a PhD in yeast genetics or another aspect of yeast biology, and have a strong background in molecular biology. An interest in genome-wide approaches and computational biology is essential, and proven publication record as well as previous experience working with fission yeast are preferred.

This post is a Career Development Fellowship to support post-doctoral scientists in early or changed career training and help establish them as successful research scientists in their chosen field. We offer a highly attractive benefits package including competitive salary and final salary pension scheme.

http://www.topcareer.jobs/Vacancy/irc89190_2933.aspx 

Postdoctoral Fellow - RNA-seq - Single Cell Genomics - April 2013, United Kingdom

Postdoctoral Fellow - RNA-seq - Single Cell Genomics

Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute

Cambridge, United Kingdom

Ref: 81442
Salary range from £29,388 to £36,840 with a discretionary range to £39,721 per annum plus excellent benefits

The Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute is currently seeking highly talented postdoctoral fellows with strong laboratory and/or analytical skills to join the new Sanger-EBI Single Cell Genomics Centre.

Single cell genomics - DNA-seq, epigenome-seq and RNA-seq - is the next frontier in molecular biology, providing a whole-genome view of genetic variability at the single cell level. These new approaches present new computational and experimental challenges and opportunities.

The ability to accurately measure DNA-, methyl DNA- and RNA-sequence from single cells will revolutionise our understanding of somatic genomic variation, cell type differences, developmental processes, the degree of stochasticity of transcript levels amongst cells of the same type, DNA-mutation rates and mechanisms, genetic mosaicism and disease/phenotype aetiology.

In order to exploit the new developing technologies, five faculty members across the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute and the EMBL-European Bioinformatics Institute, both on the Wellcome Trust Genome Campus in Hinxton, Cambridge, UK, have launched a joint programme in single cell genomics.
The positions will be allocated to 4 areas:

• DNA-seq;
• Epigenome-seq;
• RNA-seq;
• Computational approaches.

All four positions offer scope for the development of new methods as well as application of these methods to various biological questions in stem cells, cancer and immunity.
Essential Skills

• A PhD in Genomics, Genetics, (Computational) Biology (or similar), and a passion for problem solving;
• (DNA-seq, epigenome-seq and RNA-seq) proven cell culture and molecular biology skills are an essential requirement, including: DNA- and RNA-extraction methods, amplification protocols, molecular cloning, vector construction, sequencing protocols;
• Excellent written and spoken English are essential;
• The ability to effectively communicate with collaborators and occasionally present oral communication to large groups;
• Proven independent working style, technical problem solving, data analysis and generation of novel ideas.

Ideal Skills

• Extensive programming experience and computational analysis of next generation sequence data;
• Good experience with cell culture, (single-cell) DNA- and RNA-seq protocols;
• Good mix of wet-lab and bioinformatics/computational skills;
• Experience in supervising and training other laboratory personnel in specialized techniques and presenting results at scientific conferences [posters and talks].

Other information
As a world leader in human genomics, genome informatics, and whole genome DNA sequencing, the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute (WTSI) is now focusing large-scale genotyping, DNA sequencing, and mathematical analysis on illuminating the biology of different cell types.

Postdoctoral Fellows are typically in their first or second postdoctoral position as part of a period of early career research training. The post is a two year fixed-term contract.

Successful applicant(s) who have submitted their PhD thesis and are awaiting their PhD award to be confirmed will be placed on a transitional pay point, £ 27,000 per annum. On confirmation applicants will be moved on to the pay scale above.
Closing date for applications is 30th April 2013
Benefits
The Institute has excellent purpose built facilities on the Genome Campus, Hinxton on the outskirts of Cambridge. We offer a comprehensive range of benefits including a final salary pension scheme and excellent on-site facilities. Further details can be found on our website https://jobs.sanger.ac.uk.

To submit your CV and apply for this job please go to https://jobs.sanger.ac.uk, to register and apply on line.]

USA: Postdoctoral/ Research Fellow - Bioinformatics Program

Postdoctoral/Research Fellow - Bioinformatics Program
A Life-Changing Career
The Department of Health Sciences Research at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN is seeking a Postdoctoral/Research Fellow in the Bioinformatics Program. The candidate will contribute with his/her bioinformatics expertise to advancing translational genomics research sponsored by the Center for Individualized Medicine. Mayo Clinic has recently started using genome-sequencing based testing to guide clinical decision making for patients with rare diseases and advanced cancers, and will expand these activities in 2013. The process of taking cutting edge research findings and translating these into changes in clinical practice is considered a top strategic priority by Mayo Clinic leadership.
Candidates should have a PhD in bioinformatics, biology, biophysics or a related field and 2-4 years experience in research. Applicants with bioinformatics domain expertise in Clinical Genomics, Epigenomics, Pharmacogenomics, Metagenomics or in the integrated analysis of multiple omics data types are encouraged to apply. Must have domain expertise in genomics, proteomics or metabolomics data analysis and data interpretation. Candidates should have published evidence of having independently and successfully led research projects, preferably in Next Generation Sequencing, and presented research findings at regional, national or international conferences. Flexibility, creativity and excellent communication skills are a must.
 Mayo Clinic is an unparalleled clinical and academic community, which offers professional development opportunities, including protected time for education and research. A diverse patient population is served at Mayo Clinic with opportunities involving regional, national and international patients.
Mayo Clinic is an excellent choice for the candidate who is seeking a career in a world-class academic medical center that is consistently recognized by U.S. News and World Report as one of America’s “Best Hospitals.” Mayo Clinic’s multi-disciplinary group practice focuses on providing high quality, compassionate medical care with a primary value that “the needs of the patient com first.” Mayo Clinic is a nonprofit organization with approximately 3,800 physicians and scientists across all locations working in a unique environment that brings together the best in patient care, groundbreaking research and innovative medical education.
Mayo Clinic offers a highly competitive compensation package, which includes exceptional benefits, and has been recognized by FORTUNE magazine as one of the “100 Best Companies to Work For.”
To apply and learn more, please visit: http://bit.ly/14FVF6m and reference job posting 21254BR. Applications should include a CV and letter of interest.
 Mayo Foundation is an affirmative action and equal opportunity employer and educator. Post-offer/pre-employment drug screening is required.