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plants, and modeling the evolution of transcriptional systems in silico. We are currently looking for a talented postdoc to join our team in the context of a project funded by the Research Foundation
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Description VIB.AI, the VIB Center for AI & Computational Biology, is a young research center dedicated to combining machine learning with in-depth knowledge of biological processes. Our mission is
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publication(s) in peer-reviewed international journals Experience in molecular biology, single cell approaches, imaging and electrophysiology are a plus Team player and great collaborator Strong interest in
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30 Jan 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company VIB Research Field Neurosciences Researcher Profile Recognised Researcher (R2) Positions Postdoc Positions Application Deadline 1 Mar 2026 - 23:59
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candidate eager to operate at the interface of molecular biology, neuroscience, and AI. Responsibilities Wet-Lab & Experimental Work Set up and optimize imaging based spatial transcriptomics protocols. Set up
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acquire their fate and establish precise connectivity with target brain regions during development, and how these processes are altered by stress and pathology. To address these questions, the team combines
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, regulatory networks and/or interaction networks; computational modeling of cell morphology, tissue organization, and organ function using biomedical imaging and computer vision techniques. These research
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modeling of biomolecule structures, regulatory networks and/or interaction networks; computational modeling of cell morphology, tissue organization, and organ function using biomedical imaging and computer
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. Information on SWITCH Lab alumni can be found here. Starting Date: as soon as possible How to apply? For more information contact hannah.wilkinson@kuleuven.be. Please complete the online application procedure
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accumulate genetic and epigenetic changes that fuel somatic evolution through drift and selection. Over time, these processes turn tissues into molecular mosaics containing competing subclones, often carrying