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Le groupe Durbin au département de génétique de l'Université de Cambridge recherche un postdoctorant en bioinformatique génomique pour analyser des données ADN anciennes provenant de sites arctiques et antarctiques. Ce poste impliquera des responsabilités complètes, de la collecte de données à la publication des résultats dans un environnement de recherche collaboratif, d'une durée jusqu'à mars 2027.
The Durbin Group in the Department of Genetics is seeking a postdoctoral Research Associate with strong expertise in genomic bioinformatics, phylogenetics and ancient sedimentary DNA analysis to lead the analysis of ancient DNA datasets from a range of Arctic and Antarctic sites. These datasets include both sedimentary DNA and mammalian fossil DNA, and have been dated to more than a million years ago. The position is in collaboration with Professor Eske Willerslev, as part of the AEGIS (Ancient Environmental Genomics Initiative for Sustainability) joint project with the University of Copenhagen. The role will involve full responsibility for several projects, from initial data processing through to interpretation and publication. You will work closely with an interdisciplinary team of geologists, paleoecologists, and molecular biologists to integrate genomic data with broader environmental and temporal context. This is a unique opportunity to work on globally significant, deep-time datasets in a supportive and collaborative research environment.
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