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, complex analysis, math physics Salary Range: EUR 2,585 to 2,720 a month Appl Deadline: (posted 2025/04/26, listed until 2025/10/26) Position Description: Position Description The Department of Physics and
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, developmental biology, genetics, biomedicine, or another appropriate field. Previous experience in confocal imaging and image analysis, scRNA-seq data analysis, or genetically engineered mouse models is
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2025, or as agreed, in a fixed-term contract until 31.8.2029. Background The positions are opened in the HIP CMS experiment group, which contributes to the analysis of data from the CERN CMS experiment
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: Has a doctoral degree - the degree requirement must be met by the beginning of the employment Has a strong methodological background in agent-based modelling, systems dynamics, network analysis
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approach that includes advanced bioimaging and image analysis, cell biology and genetics, and omics technologies. Qualifications We invite applications from candidates with a background in cell and
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, to uncover convergent gene regulatory mechanisms, with the goal of informing therapeutic strategies. Tasks The tasks will include one or more of the following: Analysis of data collected from developing
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microbiome from clinical patient samples Computational analysis and integration of functional microbial genomics datasets from next-generation sequencing methods. Supervision and teaching of students and
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development and implementation, especially in developing countries, is considered an advantage. The appointee must have versatile research methodology expertise and should also master modern data analysis
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and optimisation of biomass supply 2) deployment of spatial data and remote sensing methods in biomass supply systems 3) biomass sustainability assessment and life cycle analysis 4) circular economy
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, complemented by publicly available data, to examine transcriptomic dependencies on transcription factor abundance and somatic mutations. These efforts aim to enable pan-cancer subtyping and uncover regulatory