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the development team of TreePPL (www.treeppl.org ), a universal probabilistic programming language and new software for phylogenetics. The successful candidate will be responsible for the user-interface aspects
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changes, cancer cells can evade the strict control on growth and form a tumor. New studies emphasize the importance of communication between tumor cells and the surrounding tissue for cancer to develop
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working with IgBLAST or similar immunogenomics tools Expertise in B and/or T cell receptor data analysis Documented experience in teaching and scientific communication Understanding of data security
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. Excellent communication skills in English. Additional Desired Merits Documented experience in method or protocol development is considered a strong advantage. In addition to technical expertise, personal
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projects Collaborative abilities Independence Strong publication record Strong oral and written communication skills Preferred qualifications Teaching ability The ability to work towards research results
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to final analysis results. The goal is to further develop and streamline mass spectrometry-based services, benefiting both SMC’s operations and the global research community. The primary objective
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to final analysis results. The goal is to further develop and streamline mass spectrometry-based services, benefiting both SMC’s operations and the global research community. The primary objective
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team. Excellent communication skills are required for interacting effectively with colleagues and peers, including colleagues from complementary research fields. Application The application must include
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• Computational Science or Data Science • Compute-intensive Statistics or Applied Mathematics Proficiency in a relevant programming language, e.g., Matlab, Python, R, C/C++ is expected and practical or research
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laboratories of the partnership adhere to the EMBL model for research organisation, mentorship and evaluation. Funded by the Swedish Research Council at Umeå University with its strong community of researchers