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Job: Bioinformatician (Quantitative Proteomics / Systems Biology), Germany
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8.9 years ago • updated 8.7 years ago Mario Dejung • 0
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Job: Bioinformatics Analyst opportunity at the University of Cambridge/Cancer Research UK
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9.6 years ago Rory Stark ▴ 10
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Job: JOBS: New positions in computational biology, bioinformatics, statistics, HPC and software engineering
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Job: Bioinformatics / Biostatistics in genetic interaction analysis
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9.1 years ago Bernd Fischer ▴ 550
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Job: Postdoctoral Scientific Researcher with a focus on bioinformatics in Rostock (Baltic Coast), Germany
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9.0 years ago Dan Du ▴ 210
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Job: Bioinformatics Analyst at University of Cambridge, Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute
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8.6 years ago Rory Stark ★ 5.2k
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Job: Postdocs and PhD students in the areas of Bioinformatics, Biostatistics or Medical Informatics
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8.4 years ago Frank Kramer ▴ 60
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Job: Open full-time academic position - Bioinformatics, Department of Computer Science, ULB, Brussels, Belgium
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8.3 years ago gbonte • 0
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Job: Position Available For a Bioinformatician
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8.2 years ago recruitment • 0
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Job: PhD Positions in Computational Cancer Research
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8.0 years ago Bernd Fischer ▴ 550
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Job: Job: Senior Scientist, Oncology Translational Research Johnson and Johnson
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5.9 years ago Michael Gormley ▴ 60
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Job: Bioinformatics R Package Developer
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7.3 years ago phaverty • 0
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Job: postdoctoral position in Computational Biology/Statistics/Evolutionary Biology in Madrid, Spain
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7.3 years ago Ramon Diaz-Uriarte ▴ 70
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Job: Job: Lecturer/Senior Lecturer/Reader in Statistics (including Computational Biology) at The University of St Andrews
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6.8 years ago Andy Lynch ▴ 120
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Job: Assistant/Associate/Teaching Professor & Director - Data Science Program, at Northeastern University
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5.9 years ago mnchoi67 ▴ 40
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Job: Bioinformatics Analyst II, Genomics Shared Resource (Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Seattle, WA)
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4.9 years ago Fred Hutch (Recruiting) ▴ 40
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Job: Postdoc in Computational Biology
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8.5 years ago Bernd Fischer ▴ 550
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Job: Tenure-track/tenured position in Computer science applied to life sciences
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Comment: Mac ARM64 build report for BioC 3.19 from 'kjohnson3' reporting ERROR which it by Hervé Pagès 16k
Indeed. Calculations involving floating point arithmetic are architecture-dependent, and testing the results should be done with `all.equal…
Comment: How to use bootRanges to bootstrap small RNA loci (nullranges package) by Poonam • 0
I will follow what you suggested. I didn't use max gap anywhere. I was following statistic I and regarding the size of features, my small…
Comment: How to use bootRanges to bootstrap small RNA loci (nullranges package) by Michael Love 41k
Oh I see, for the second question, I don't have a great answer. I typically think of one set as the anchor, whose ascertainment is driving …
Comment: Help with running egsea() by James W. MacDonald 65k
Oh, right. Ideally you would use NCBI (aka Entrez gene) IDs because they are way more likely to be unique. Gene symbols are broken down int…
Comment: Help with running egsea() by Chris • 0
Thanks James! I update the question. The last question mean when we use `buildIdx()`, could we use gene symbol instead of entrezID. However…
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