Bio-Informatics

This EMBO-EMBL symposium joins population genetics, bioinformatics, microbiology, anthropology, archaeology, and history to study human variation, ancient pathogens, domestication, analytical methods, and ethics in paleogenomics.

The ASM Bioinformatics, Genomics and Big Data Conference brings the microbiology community together around bioinformatics, genomics, and large-scale data methods, with registration open for the 2026 meeting in Washington, DC.

The 32nd Pacific Symposium on Biocomputing brings researchers together to present and discuss computational methods applied to biomedical problems, with emphasis on emerging, interdisciplinary areas of biocomputing.

A Keystone Symposium bringing together single-cell genomics, spatial biology, perturbation technologies, computational methods, and clinical translation across high-burden diseases.

Coordinate and deliver bioinformatics for Australia’s National Biodiversity DNA Library. Work combines DNA-sequence analysis, research coordination and collaboration with taxonomists, molecular biologists, collections and museums. The role supports reproducible biodiversity data products and environmental-DNA technologies. The full-time appointment runs through 30 June 2029, with Canberra and Melbourne listed as locations and other CSIRO sites considered. Applications close on 14 September 2026 at 23:00 AEST.

EMBL's ARISE2 programme offers more than 20 fully funded, three-year postdoctoral fellowships for scientists developing research-infrastructure technologies across the life sciences, including genomics, structural biology, imaging, cell and tissue research, environmental research, translation, and data science or artificial intelligence.

Investigate immune regulation in sepsis, particularly neuroimmune and interorgan communication, using computational analyses of bulk and single-cell sequencing datasets. The project is funded by FAPESP and is expected to start in November 2026. The advertisement lists 31 October 2026 as its application deadline and states that review starts immediately and continues until the position is filled. Submit a CV, research-interest cover letter and contact details for two references to the investigator listed on the official page.

EMBL's ARISE2 programme offers more than 20 fully funded, three-year postdoctoral fellowships for scientists developing research-infrastructure technologies across the life sciences, including genomics, structural biology, imaging, cell and tissue research, environmental research, translation, and data science or artificial intelligence.

Investigate immune regulation in sepsis, particularly neuroimmune and interorgan communication, using computational analyses of bulk and single-cell sequencing datasets. The project is funded by FAPESP and is expected to start in November 2026. The advertisement lists 31 October 2026 as its application deadline and states that review starts immediately and continues until the position is filled. Submit a CV, research-interest cover letter and contact details for two references to the investigator listed on the official page.

Coordinate and deliver bioinformatics for Australia’s National Biodiversity DNA Library. Work combines DNA-sequence analysis, research coordination and collaboration with taxonomists, molecular biologists, collections and museums. The role supports reproducible biodiversity data products and environmental-DNA technologies. The full-time appointment runs through 30 June 2029, with Canberra and Melbourne listed as locations and other CSIRO sites considered. Applications close on 14 September 2026 at 23:00 AEST.