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  Scientific Programmer
  EMBL Hamburg
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A position for a scientific programmer is immediately available in the
group of Thomas Schneider at EMBL Hamburg.

The EMBL Outstation in Hamburg (htpp://www.embl-hamburg.de) has a wide
research program in structural biology ranging from the development of
synchrotron instrumentation via computational methods for structure
determination and analysis all the way to structural and functional
studies of molecules of biological interest. In the near future, the
PETRA III synchrotron, one of the world's brightest sources for X-rays,
will become operational. EMBL-Hamburg is constructing three beamlines on
PETRA III and we expect many interesting structural biology projects to
be carried out on this exceptional source.

The group of Dr. Thomas R. Schneider is developing computational tools
for mining ensembles of experimentally determined structures for
information about the conformational flexibility of biological molecules
and complexes.  This information is then used to understand the function
of the molecules or to provide a basis for the interpretation of low
resolution structural data in terms of known fragments. For details, see
Schneider TR (2004) Acta Cryst. D60:2269 and Mosca et al. (2008)
BMC Bioinformatics 9:352

We are seeking a Scientific Programmer for the development and
implementation of novel algorithms in structure determination and
analysis. In addition to the development work, the successful candidate
will be in charge of making our computational tools available to the
scientific community by maintainance and distribution of the respective
computer programs and by the provision of web-based services. There are
also opportunities to engage into independent projects.

The ideal candidate should have a strong background in structural biology.
Experience in scientific programming, ideally using C++, is required.
Previous experience in the construction of web-based services is a plus.

The candidate should be interested in working in an international,
multidisplinary research environment and in interacting with a broad
user community. Excellent communication and interpersonal as well as
English language skills are a necessity.

For more information and to apply, please visit:

  http://www.embl-hamburg.de  ->  Jobs

For informal enquiries please contact me directly at:

  thomas.schnei...@embl-hamburg.de

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Dr. Thomas R. Schneider
Project Coordinator e...@petra3
EMBL c/o DESY
Notkestr. 85                                  fax: 0049-(0)40-89902-149
22603 Hamburg                               phone: 0049-(0)40-89902-190
Germany                          email:thomas.schnei...@embl-hamburg.de
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