[GMOD-devel] bioinformatics specialist

[Sue B. <sj...@ks...>]

There is an immediate opening for a bioinformatics specialist in the KSU =
Bioinformatics Center (http://www.bioinformatics.ksu.edu/web/index.htm) =
supported by the NIH KINBRE. This person will collaborate with faculty =
scientists in the application of bioinformatics/computational biology to =
basic biological research. Additional responsibilities include teaching =
bioinformatics and leading workshops. The initial appointment will be at =
the senior research associate level with the potential for promotion to =
research assistant professor.  Requirements include a Ph.D. and =
demonstrated accomplishments in bioinformatics or computational biology, =
or in biology, biochemistry, molecular biology or developmental genetics =
with a bioinformatics emphasis.  Research experience at the postdoctoral =
level (or equivalent) in bioinformatics/computational biology is =
preferred.  Relevant interests include: proteomics, genomics, gene =
expression analysis, machine learning and database mining, relational =
databases, molecular modeling, algorithm analysis and design, procedural =
and object-oriented software-development . Current projects include =
development of web-accessible databases for the Tribolium genome project =
and lipidomics.  Send CV and names of three references to:  Dr. Sue =
Brown, Associate Professor, Division of Biology, Ackert Hall, Kansas =
State University, Manhattan, KS. 66506. Email: sj...@ks.... Kansas =
State University is an equal opportunity employer. KSU actively seeks =
diversity among its employees.



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Sue Brown
Associate Professor
Division of Biology
Kansas State University
Ackert Hall
Manhattan, Kansas  66506
phone 785 532 3935
fax  785 532 6653