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gender equality and diversity as a strength and an asset. Description of the workplace The Department of Immunotechnology conducts research ranging from advanced technology development to biomedical
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information about us, please visit: www.dbb.su.se . Project description The goal of this project is to further develop the application of cryo-EM to detect and analyze different types of lipid asymmetries in
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. The project focuses on developing novel representation learning and generative modeling methods to construct a unified cellular morphology state space across heterogeneous datasets. By leveraging shared
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internationally outstanding research in the life sciences. Project description We seek two highly motivated postdoctoral researchers to develop new mathematical and computational methods for modeling developmental
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discovery by integrating artificial intelligence with synthetic biology to target “undruggable” proteins. The project is a collaboration between the national SciLifeLab Drug Discovery & Development platform
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Job description The Drug Discovery & Development platform at the Science for Life Laboratory (SciLifeLab DDD) is a national infrastructure for academic drug development with the task of translating
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, chloroplast biology, or protease biology Ability to work independently and collaboratively in an international research environment, with a strong drive to take ownership of the project and develop their own
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technology development, including the design and synthesis of small organic molecules and biological macromolecules. Development of new biochemical and analytical methods are the basis for advanced studies
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creating inclusive environments. Flexible and Supportive: Tailored training and career development designed to balance professional growth with personal commitments. State-ot-the-art Research: Engage in
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The Department of Medical Biosciences is offering a postdoctoral scholarship within the project “Developing computational tools for large-scale human intracellular signaling models”. The scholarship