Senior Computational Biologist - AI & Rare Disease Digital Twins

Integrate patient multi-omics and phenotypic data with mechanistic and machine-learning models of rare diseases. The senior researcher leads biological applications and validation of hybrid digital twins, coordinating with modelling and AI specialists. This Norwich-based, full-time appointment lasts 24 months, with possible extension dependent on funding. Salary is GBP 47,450–58,000 per year.

Strong bioinformatics and omics expertise, Python or R, practical machine-learning or statistical-modelling experience, and evidence of scientific independence and interdisciplinary leadership.