75 algorithm-development-"Prof"-"Washington-University-in-St"-"Prof" positions at SciLifeLab
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. Your mission will be to support and develop AI/ML solutions for advanced life science applications, focusing on strengthening Swedish and European research and innovation. Our goal is that all scientists
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development, and bioinformatics. The site is led by a Director and operates as a synergistic hub, facilitating collaboration among the encompassed research infrastructures, both internally and with key
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Data-Driven Life Science (DDLS) aims to recruit and train the next generation of data-driven life scientists and to create globally leading computational and data science capabilities in Sweden
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with various disease states. There is also strong research in method and technology development, including the design and synthesis of small organic molecules and biological macromolecules. Development
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will use machine learning methods to develop affinity ligands. These methods have been transformative for protein design, allowing generation of novel proteins which can suit a precise need. In this 4
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develop state of the art methods for studying binding and dynamical structure of DNA, RNA and proteins. Scientific questions in projects can involve, for example, studying specificity in transcription
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areas, such as scientific and educational development, leadership development as well as patent and innovation support. The position is part of the SciLifeLab Fellows program and will be placed within
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-der-valk/ ). We are looking for someone with a passionate interest in insect phylogeny and evolution, and with strong competence in de novo genome assembly and phylogenomic analysis. The successful
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Department of Ecology We are looking for a postdoc/researcher to develop and implement tools for analysis of output from Bayesian inference under phylogenetic models About the position A postdoc
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Uppsala University, Department of Medical Sciences Are you interested cutting-edge genomics technologies and eager to contribute to developing methods at the forefront of life science? We