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new flagship research program aiming to to map the molecular structure and function of single human cells in time and space and create AI-based models to predict human cells. It is funded by the Knut
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KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Support services at KTH SciLifeLab is launching a new strategic research program, Alpha Cell to map the molecular structure and function of single human cells in
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are service-orientated, proactive, thorough and able to quickly find solutions to questions and problems. You enjoy managing multiple tasks in parallel and working independently, efficiently and in a
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will be financial coordination of the newly launched KAW funded SciLifeLab Alpha Cell program as well as the EU MSCA SciLifeLab PULSE Post Doc program PULSE Postdoc program. About the Programs The Alpha
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or development connected to infection biology, immunology or epidemiology Advanced integration of multiple layers of molecular data sets Programming knowledge in R and/or other programming languages
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for structural biology. You are independent and flexible and can take on new challenges, establish new methods and participate in several different projects in parallel. It is important that you have good
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for structural biology. You are independent and flexible and can take on new challenges, establish new methods and participate in several different projects in parallel. It is important that you have good
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factor – DNA binding, detecting protein – protein interactions or enzyme optimization. Main responsibilities The candidate will use and develop methods within one, or preferably multiple, of the following
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multiple locations in Sweden. It serves as the bioinformatics platform at SciLifeLab, a national resource that facilitates research in molecular biosciences by offering access to state-of-the-art
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DNA unit, you are part of a team that includes staff at Stockholm University, and is part of a research environment that includes the Human Evolution research program at Uppsala University and the