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Uppsala University, Department of Cell and Molecular Biology NBIS (National Bioinformatics Infrastructure Sweden) is looking for an engaged and knowledgeable research infrastructure specialist in
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omics data. The candidate should develop, set up, maintain and update bioinformatics pipelines to integrate tumor data from different technologies (including genomics, transcriptomics and proteomics
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project where you will work at the Cytiva Solna and Elofsson lab environments, both located at the Solna Campus. Upon successfully completing the 4-year project, you will obtain a PhD in Bioinformatics from
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development, and bioinformatics. The site is led by a Director and operates as a synergistic hub, facilitating collaboration among the encompassed research infrastructures, both internally and with key
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will contribute to field work, lab work and bioinformatic analyses including: Sample collection at Askö. Extraction of DNA, RNA, and protein. Analysis of meta-omic datasets. Integration of meta-omic and
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in vivo models. Infrastructure and expertise in various so-called omics technologies, single-cell biology, bioinformatics, drug development, and more are available locally through the SciLifeLab
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and bioinformatic analysis of gene expression data in different types of tissues: mice, humans and plants. This work will include analysis of data generated with the latest Spatial Transcriptomics and
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, computational modelling, bioinformatic analysis, and experimental vascular biology. Based in a dynamic translational research environment of data-driven life science, computational imaging, and vascular surgery
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. The candidate will combine experimental and computational approaches. The project will start with bioinformatics-driven analysis, followed by integration of data generated from experimental models. Over time, the
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deepest branches of the tree of life with the help of bioinformatics and experimental molecular techniques. Research about how chemicals of anthropogenic origin interact with cellular functions and cause