iPOP-UP has issued a call for biology-related projects that would benefit from expert guidance on the bioinformatics side (directed to UPC researchers; deadline: September 20).
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iPOP-UP is starting its more direct help branch in the form of bioinformatics guidance and privileged access to the iPOP-UP cluster. They are looking for one or two projects in which they will provide an advanced level of bioinformatic guidance, which will be catered to the needs of the projects, and can encompass things such as proposition or refinement of the bioinformatic analyses plan, ensuring good communication between wet and dry sides of each project, help in hiring decisions, find pre-existing tools and methods, identify problems within the strategy and find solutions to them.
More information about the call can be found here.
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