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Description: Overall Objective: The Bioinformatician will be responsible for leveraging multi-omics data, with a focus on transcriptomics, proteomics and integrative omics, to build a predictive platform for safety assessment in drug development. They will play a crucial role in advancing our understanding of predictive safety markers and contributing … development of innovative predictive models. Responsibilities: Work closely with cross-functional teams to develop and implement computational strategies for analysing and integrating multi-omics data, with a specific focus on proteomics and other relevant omics datasets. Use statistical and machine learning approaches to identify predictive safety markers and build … the design and implementation of bioinformatics pipelines for processing, quality control, and analysis of multi-omics data. Collaborate with experimental scientists to interpret omics data in the context of safety assessment and provide actionable insights to guide decision-making in drug development. Stay abreast of the latest developments in more »

Job summary The Trust's R&D Department is responsible for the governance of all research studies taking place at Cambridge University Hospitals. The Data and AI Research Governance Coordinator is responsible for providing expert advice for a portfolio of research involving NHS clinical informatics and AI across a … governance processes and ensure that the Trust is fully compliant with the UK Policy Framework for Health and Social Care Research, UK GDPR and Data Protection Act and any other applicable legislation, framework or national and international guidance. In addition the post holder will need to be … This post does not involve directly working with clinical data. The role holder will provide advice and support to researchers in all aspects of data and AI research governance, including submitting applications to the Health Research Authority and NHS ethics. Clearly communicate requirements to researchers and ensure researchers correctly more »