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I am setting up my lab in University of Iowa. I am looking for postdocs to work on RNA splicing and microRNA related projects. The successful candidates should have a proven record in genome sequence analysis or microarray analysis. Send me an email for details if you are interested.
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I am very interested in pursuing bioinformatic research at postdoc level. Currently I am working on targeted gene sequencing (using 454 and ABI sequenced data). I also one of the 20 Ph.D students chosen to attend the EMBO World Practical course in DNA microarray (2007). I will be very grateful if you could forward me more information on your lab. I am in the last few months (2 to 3) of writing my Ph.D thesis.
Posted by Joseph Mafofo | July 26, 2007 6:38 AM
Posted on July 26, 2007 06:38