The University of Oxford, through the Oxford Centre for Diabetes Endocrinology and Metabolism (OCDEM) at Churchill Hospital, is seeking a Computational Biologist to lead core analyses for a British Heart Foundation-funded project on RSPO3 and cardiometabolic risk. The post involves recall-by-genotype phenotyping, single-nucleus RNA sequencing and large-scale proteomics.
The appointee will bring strong computational and statistical skills, work with experts in adipose tissue biology and
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Lead Computational Biologist – Cardiometabolic Genomics in Oxford employer: University of Oxford
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