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20 March 2009 - Two Research Scientist Positions Open
The Center for Biomolecular Science & Engineering (CBSE) invites applications from
outstanding PhD- or MD-level scientists for two distinct positions. Applications are due
by March 23.
Cancer Genomics Director
We seek an independent, creative scientist with cancer research experience to guide
the group in building our cancer genomics data analysis platform into an essential tool for cancer research
and an engine for personalized, genome-based cancer treatment. The successful candidate will extend our
existing cancer research collaborations, conceptualize new research directions, oversee their
implementation by our outstanding postdoctoral students and scientific programming staff, write papers and
present results at scientific meetings, and apply for additional grants. Our exceptional collegiality and
interdisciplinary collaborations make UCSC an excellent environment for an innovative scientist who can
benefit from and contribute to the rapid growth in the sciences and engineering at UCSC.
Read more.
Medical Genomics Director
We seek an independent, creative scientist who can guide the group in the direction of
clinical diagnostics, pediatric/prenatal diagnostics, personalized medicine, pharmacogenomics, or related
fields, building on the exceptional genome analysis resources at UCSC. The successful candidate will interface
with the medical community, conceptualize genomics projects, oversee implementation by the scientific
programming staff, write papers describing the projects, and apply for grants to fund future projects.
Our exceptional collegiality and interdisciplinary collaborations make UCSC an excellent environment for an
innovative scientist who can benefit from and contribute to the rapid growth in the sciences and engineering at UCSC.
Read more.
13 March 2009 - ENCODE DCC data available
We'd like to invite everyone to explore UCSC's
ENCODE Data
Coordination Center website, as well as the ENCODE data
displayed as annotation tracks in the UCSC Genome Browser.
Today's
featured
dataset is a track showing transcription factor
binding sites determined by ChIP-seq, produced through a
collaboration of Yale University, University of CA Davis,
and Harvard University. Many more tracks from the Feb. 2009
and Dec. 2008 ENCODE data freezes will become available
on the UCSC Genome Browser in upcoming weeks. To monitor
the ENCODE data releases in the Genome Browser, see the
UCSC ENCODE
data release page.
17 February 2009 - Navigate with drag-and-zoom:
We would like to announce the release of a new navigation
feature, called drag-and-zoom, in the Genome Browser.
Read more.
12 February 2009 - v200 code release on Darwin's 200th birthday:
As coincidence would have it, we are releasing version 200
of the browser code base this week.
Read more.
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