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Uppsala University, Department of Organismal Biology The Department of Organismal Biology teach about, and explores the evolution, development and function on the organismal level. We study the
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Engineering, Uppsala University Join us! About the Department The Department of Materials Science and Engineering aims to be an environment for successful and valuable research and education with a focus on
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year project, funded by the DDLS program, we aim to develop AI-based tools in design of affinity ligands, such as the prediction of binding interactions between proteins. Data-driven life science (DDLS
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the Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm. Dahlin’s team works at the intersection between experimental and computational medicine to map blood cell development at the single-cell level. This is performed
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, Stockholm University and Uppsala University. The center also collaborates with several other universities. The employment will be placed at the Department of biochemistry and biophysics, at Stockholm
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subsequent publications. The student will join Azizpour’s group at KTH. The position is in collaboration with the CBH school, and Uppsala University. It is funded by the the SciLifeLab and Wallenberg National
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Are you passionate about applying computational approaches to solve problems in biomedicine? We are now looking for an Industrial PhD student in Data-Driven Life Sciences to work on a cutting-edge
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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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collaborations. The research group The position is in Ben Murrell’s group in MTC, based in the Biomedicum, in Karolinska’s Solna campus. The lab has worked across the experimental/computational interdisciplinary
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, computational methods and artificial intelligence to study biological systems and processes at all levels, from molecular structures and cellular processes to human health and global ecosystems. The SciLifeLab