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10y ago
Healx ( https://healx.io ) | Cambridge, UK | Natural Language Processing Engineer | Full-time | ONSITE Healx is a funded startup using genomic data analysis, data mining and machine learning to find existing drugs that could treat
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Healx ( https://healx.io ) | Cambridge, UK | Natural Language Processing Engineer | Full-time | ONSITE Healx is a funded startup using genomic data analysis, data mining and machine learning to find existing drugs that could treat
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Healx ( https://healx.io ) | Cambridge, UK | Natural Language Processing Engineer | Full-time | ONSITE Healx is a funded startup using genomic data analysis, data mining and machine learning to find existing drugs that could treat
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11y ago
Healx ( http://healx.io ) | Full Stack Web Developer | Cambridge, UK | Full time | Onsite We're an early stage life science startup doing computational drug repositioning to find treatments for rare and orphan diseases. We&#x
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Healx - Cambridge, UK We're looking for a machine learning expert and a Bioinformatician to help us find existing drugs to treat rare and orphan diseases - http://healx.io/jobs Healx is a startup based in Cambridge, UK
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13y ago
Great that solvers.io is seeing some activity, it's such a good idea.
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On turning down the role as the first Uber CTO (podcast)
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Cambridge, UK - InterMine We're looking for a web developer with great UI design skills to work on InterMine - a platform becoming widely adopted among academic genomics databases for flexible query & analysis of biological data. http:
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We're not a startup, but we're hiring in Cambridge, UK: http://www.intermine.org/wiki/NowHiring We're a small team at Cambridge University building web software for querying and analysing biology/genomics data that's being adopted by seve
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18y ago
Perhaps the key to making social network ads work is knowing where people are. AdWords has made marketing many, many internet only niche businesses possible. Privacy issues aside, Facebook could allow local bricks and mortar businesses to