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Vacancy postdoc computational systems biology – Amsterdam

Originally posted on r-sig-jobs listserv:

*Postdoc Position Computational Systems Biology ‘Systems Bioinformatics: Computational Modelling Methods’ f/m
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VU University Amsterdam, the Netherlands
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*Research project *

The goal of the project is to develop and implement computer methods for computational modelling of biological systems. This encompasses methods for computational model assembly, execution, analysis and parameter estimation. This means collaboration with several experimental groups which work among others on metabolism in micro-organisms, animals and humans, on plant biology, nutrition and disease processes such as cancer. We also interact with the mathematical modelling group of the Netherlands Institute for Systems Biology. In this way this project is part of the core activity in Dutch systems biology.

The project focuses on developing and implementing computational methods generically useful for computational modelling of biological systems.
This encompasses computational model assembly, modification, maintenance, execution, simulation, optimisation, parameter estimation etc. Parameter sensitivity spectrum analysis, ensemble simulation, model-based data analysis techniques, multiscale modelling, ‘e-BioScience’ approaches and data assimilation methods may be part of the project. Demonstration of the effectiveness of developed methods by application to modelling of some of the example biological systems is desirable.

This Systems Bioinformatics project is funded by The Netherlands Consortium for Systems Biology (NCSB) and in total involves six Dutch bioinformatics centres. In addition, the Systems Bioinformatics group is part of the BioAssist programme of the Netherlands Bioinformatics Centre. The VU group coordinates the six centres involved in the Systems Bioinformatics project. The Postdoc plays an active role in coordination of the project with the bioinformatic and experimental partners.

Further information:
see website :

http://www.vu.nl/nl/werken-bij-de-vu/vacatures/1-2008-00278.asp


Hans van Beek

ADDRESS :
Section Medical Genomics
Department of Clinical Genetics
VU University Medical Centre

Phone: +31 20 5987460

Contact details:
Dr JHGM van Beek

Mail address:
van der Boechorststraat 7
1081 BT Amsterdam
The Netherlands

Visiting address:
Faculty of Earth and Life Sciences (W&N building) De Boelelaan 1085 Amsterdam Room B-423

http://vumc.nl; http://ibivu.nl; http://home.hccnet.nl/jhgm.van.beek
e-mail: hans.van.beek@falw.vu.nl
secondary e-mail: hans.vanbeek@vumc.nl (checked infrequently)

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freely downloable scientific article on dynamics of energy conversion in the heart :
Click http://home.hccnet.nl/jhgm.van.beek/prod02.htm#download
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