National Centre for Biological Sciences jobs for Graduate Trainee in Bangalore. Last Date to apply: 31 Oct 2021
Job Description
Advt No.23/2021
Recent advanced and increased sophistication in collecting single-cell RNA seq data has led to a need for quantitative tools to understand and interpret this data. We approach this problem from a theoretical perspective. Recent work has identified that studying the cell-cell correlations from single-cell data can allow the identification of cell-state transitions. However, this identification is likely obscured by noise, lineage and other sources of correlations. The project will involve simulating the dynamics of artificial gene-networks and identifying different sources of correlations between cells when they are going through state transitions (e.g. during differentiation).
Recent advanced and increased sophistication in collecting single-cell RNA seq data has led to a need for quantitative tools to understand and interpret this data. We approach this problem from a theoretical perspective. Recent work has identified that studying the cell-cell correlations from single-cell data can allow the identification of cell-state transitions. However, this identification is likely obscured by noise, lineage and other sources of correlations. The project will involve simulating the dynamics of artificial gene-networks and identifying different sources of correlations between cells when they are going through state transitions (e.g. during differentiation).
1. Post Name: Graduate Trainee
2. No. of Post: 01
3. Essential Qualification and Experience required: Bachelor or Master's in physics, math, engineering or computer science.
4. Skills required: Some programming experience in any computer programming language of your choice (e.g. C++/Python/Fortran etc.). Comfortable with calculus, linear algebra and statistics Some basic knowledge of cell biology is preferred, but not required
5. References: Freedman, Simon L., et al. "Revealing cell-fate bifurcations from transcriptomic trajectories of hematopoiesis." bioRxiv (2021). Nitzan, Mor, and Michael P. Brenner. "Revealing lineage-related signals in single-cell gene expression using random matrix theory." Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 118.11 (2021). Qin, Chongli, and Lucy J. Colwell. "Power law tails in phylogenetic systems." Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 115.4 (2018): 690-695.
6. Minimum % of marks: 75%
7. Salary offered: 25,000 (without CSIR/GATE/equivalent qualification), 31000 + 24% HRA (with CSIR/GATE/equivalent qualification)
Age Limit:
35 years
Job Particulars
Role engineer core non it
Education BSc
Who can apply Freshers
Hiring Process Face to Face Interview
Employment TypeFull Time
Job Id1333562
Job Category Core Technical , Govt Jobs , BSc/BCA/BBM
Locality Address
State Karnataka
Country India
About Company
The National Centre for Biological Sciences (NCBS), located in Bangalore, is part of the Tat Institute of Fundamental research. The mandate of NCBS is fundamental research in the frontier areas of biology. Our research interests range from the study of single molecules to ecology and evolution. In addition we engage in a number of collaborative initiatives, such as in Stem and the ibio; and we help to develop cutting edge instrumentation and software via C- CAMP.
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