Well - maybe¹. I'm not sure how relevant this is for this list, but I thought I should mention that there is an open position for a 3-year Ph.D. scolarship at IMR where I work. The work is in bioinformatics, and as I'm a happy Haskell user, I'd be happy to see qualified applicants who know Haskell as well.
If you are interested, and posess a Master's degree (or equivalent education), a rough translation of the announcement is attached - the official one (in Norwegian) can be found at: http://www.imr.no/aktuelt/ledige_stillinger/stipendiat_bioinformatikk, Please contact me with any questions! -k
There is an open research fellow position (Ph.D. scholarship) at the Institute of Marine Research in Bergen, Norway. The position is for three years, and it is part of the project "Salmon louse genome sequencing and functional studies on host parasite interactions", financed by the Norwegian Research Council's program for functional genomics, FUGE. The sea louse is an important ecological and economic problem for the fish farming industry, and the goal of the project is to investigate parasite-host interactions, ultimately leading to a vaccine against the sea louse. The research fellow will contribute to annotation and other analysis of sequence data, establishing improved models for errors, and development of new methods and software tools for computational analysis. New sequencing technologies are likely to be central. We are looking for a motivated candidate with a relevant master's degree or equivalent education, and a solid background in one of the following topics: * algorithm development and analysis * statistics * bioinformatics * molecular biology Place of work will be Bergen, the salary follows national regulations and starts out at NOK 325000 (i.e., approximately €40000)/year. Contact Ketil Malde ([EMAIL PROTECTED], +47 55238647) for further details.
¹) The target of the project is the sea louse, which is a large ecological and economical problem. -- If I haven't seen further, it is by standing in the footprints of giants
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