11 phd-studenship-in-computer-vision-and-machine-learning PhD positions at VIB in Belgium
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More info on the PhD project The TOBI lab (Translational Onco-genomics and Bio-Informatics) has an open position for a highly motivated biomedical researcher with expertise and interest in
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regulatory network reconstruction and wide range of machine learning approaches The host labs will provide financial support for the whole length of the PhD. The applicant will be expected to seek independent
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that you can help to shape. Position You will work actively on the preparation and defence of a PhD thesis in the field of neuroimmunology You will publish scientific articles related to the research
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, including animal studies and analyses of human tissue samples. This full-stack methodology enables us to directly link molecular channel function with disease phenotypes. The PhD student will work under the
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include previous research in computational modeling, machine learning applications in genomics, protein structure, participation in bioinformatics projects, or hands-on experience with AI tools applied
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Python or R A willingness to learn and apply machine learning approaches We offer A versatile and challenging job in a vibrant and world-class research environment operating at an international level
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genetics, cell biology, genomics, and bio-computing to unravel plant biological processes and to further translate this knowledge into value for society. Please visit us at www.psb.ugent.be for more
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but not required Computational background is a plus Key personal characteristics Motivated & enthused team player who enjoys working in a fun, diverse multicultural team We offer A full-time PhD
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these fields is not required, what we are looking for is a strong motivation to learn, adapt, and apply these technologies to advance microbiome research. Profile We are looking for a driven and creative PhD
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neuroinflammation. The PhD student will help uncover the molecular and cellular pathways linking the allergic gut to the inflamed brain, and how these pathways shape disease risk later in life. The successful