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to therapeutic discovery You bring PhD in computational biology, bioinformatics, computer science, or related field Strong coding skills (Python required; ML frameworks preferred) First-author publication(s
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pipelines for EHR data curation and extraction (structured codes, labs, medications, etc.), including the handling of missing data and irregular sampling. Developing methods for synthetic patient alignment
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-seq, ATAC-seq, spatial transcriptomics, or related approaches strong programming skills in R and/or Python experience with reproducible data analysis, workflow development, and code-based project
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, will be given preferential consideration in the event of equal suitability and qualification in accordance with the provisions of the German Social Code IX. In case of further queries regarding gender
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The Department of Biotechnology and Food Science, Institute of Food Technology is currently seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate (Reference code 14) Extent of employment: 40 hours per week
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., pyTorch, TensorFlow) Proven publication record in relevant fields Familiarity with high-performance computing environments Familiarity with using and adapting open-source AI models and code repositories
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visualization; applicants are encouraged to include links to relevant code or repositories in their CV experience working with multimodal or data‑driven research workflows and translating quantitative outputs
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mission to improve lives. Our Speak-Up policy is an important part of our Code of Conduct. Only in this way we can continuously develop and improve as a company. Our core values of empathy, respect, passion
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on ARSPECTRA hardware in collaboration with their engineering team Contribute to open-source code, demonstrators and joint publications with ARSPECTRA and clinical partners Your profile PhD in computational
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integrating biological data sources (clinical event sequences, genomic sequences, disease codes) into unified patient representations and state sequences for predicting disease progression and outcomes