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for! We are searching for a Systems developer in service development and operations for Linux at the AIDA Data Hub, belonging to the Department of Science and Technology, based at the Center for Medical
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international environment? Are you looking for an employer that invests in sustainable employeeship and offers safe, favourable working conditions? We welcome you to apply for a position as a system developer at
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application! We are now looking for Computational Research Assistants in Tumour Evolution and Single-cell Genomics. The position Cancer evolves over time and space, with subclones often acquiring new mutations
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the developmental rules underlying phenotypic variation. The successful postdoctoral fellow will develop and implement an empirical framework that utilizes data-driven algorithms to learn relationships between past
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these transcripts into protein sequence databases. Guide the development of proteogenomics through implementation of novel algorithms and computational analysis infrastructure Development of tools to support clinical
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within tissues using our in-house developed spatial transcriptomics-based technology (Spatial VDJ). Using established and newly developed algorithms, we map B cell evolution within tissues, including class
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at the single-cell level, using tools from optimal transport, mathematical optimization, and machine learning. In addition to method development, the work includes applying and benchmarking algorithms on both
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through a collaboration between four Swedish universities: Karolinska Institutet (KI), KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm University (SU), and Uppsala University (UU). Our mission is to develop
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expert support and developing cutting-edge bioinformatics infrastructure. Operating as a truly national initiative, NBIS employs more than 120 bioinformaticians, system developers, and data stewards across
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Cell initiative is a new flagship research program aiming to develop an AI model of a human cell to predict key cellular functions. It is funded by the Knut & Alice Wallenberg Foundation (KAW) and