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mandatory: Experience with bioinformatics including NGS (Nanopore, Illumina, PacBio) Experience with automation and coding in Python or other programing languages Experience with protein software tools like
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, Python, or similar tools). System and control engineering (e.g. digital twins, model predictive control) –pre-knowledge in techno-economic analysis is an advantage. Strong analytical skills and a
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types. Familiarity with data preprocessing pipelines for high-throughput omics data (e.g., Nextflow). Strong programming skills in Python (Data and Machine Learning stacks). Experience with version
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level equivalent to a two-year master's degree. Demonstrated competence in programming with Python and working on Linux based platform is essential for this position. Further, we are looking for a
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(Python preferred) for bioinformatics or data science applications. Demonstrated track record with single-cell technologies (experimental and/or data analytics). Approval and Enrolment The scholarship
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programming skills (R, Python, or Matlab), particularly regarding bioinformatic tools. In addition, you are expected to have insight into plant biomass composition, chemistry and analytics, some practical
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) or a similar degree with an academic level equivalent to a two-year master's degree.[BN3] [SK4] Strong programming skills in Python and MATLAB Background in biomedical signal processing, ML, and BCIs
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background in computer vision, and machine learning. Prior experience in 3D vision or related fields such as 3D reconstruction Proven software and debugging skills in Python and/or C++ Experience with learning
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to learn A background in renewable energy, e-mobility, or engineering Good programming skills (e.g., Python, MATLAB or R) Familiarity with control concepts Ability to work effectively with data and applied
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, TensorFlow) and protein language models. Experience with programming (Python preferred) for bioinformatics or data science applications. Exposure to degradomics methods or post-translational modification