Transcriptomics Jobs in England

2 Transcriptomics Jobs in England

(Senior) Computational Biologist

England, United Kingdom
Hybrid / WFH Options
Ochre Bio
the next phase of Ochre’s discovery programme. Develop and contribute to approaches for interrogating NGS data, including single-cell RNA-seq data, spatial transcriptomics data, bulk RNA-seq data to evaluate effects of gene perturbation on cell models Involvement in experimental design & modelling of deep phenotyping or omics data … foster a data-driven culture Qualifications & Experience Required PhD in Computational Biology/Computer Science/Machine Learning/Statistics with relevant experience in transcriptomics analysis. Experience with experimental design, exploratory data analysis, reporting and visualisation of data. Experience with single cell transcriptomics analysis including data QC, data integration, cell more »
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Biomarker Scientist

Slough, England, United Kingdom
Hobson Prior
Hobson Prior is seeking a Biomarker Scientist to support clinical transcriptomics outsourced activities. The successful candidate will be responsible for conducting and supporting sample analysis, quality control, data interpretation, and reporting. This role requires staying updated with new and emerging techniques in the transcriptomics and biomarker fields. Please note that … for this role you must have the right to work in this location. Key Responsibilities Act as a Subject Matter Expert in supporting clinical transcriptomics outsourced activities from planning and technical perspectives. Ensure timely delivery of high-quality, fit-for-purpose assays and robust data. Conduct and support sample analysis … quality control, data interpretation, and reporting. Maintain up-to-date knowledge of new and emerging techniques relevant to the transcriptomics and biomarker fields. Support the development of biomarker assays in the laboratories, where appropriate. Requirements Academic qualification in a biological discipline with a good understanding of molecular biology and transcriptomics more »
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