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students. More information about us, please visit: www.su.se/mbw . The Science for Life Laboratory (SciLifeLab) is a national center for large-scale biosciences with a focus on health and environmental
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instruments as well as scientific writing. Qualifications The requirements for the position are: Adequate university degree (e.g. MSc in molecular biology, biomedicine or equivalent) PhD from relevant research
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and elsewhere. The work tasks will include among other things: Helping researchers and engineers manage large-scale data. Working with sensitive human data in secure compute environments. Developing and
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data as well as other modalities (i.e. microbiome) generated using the Spatial metaTranscriptomics (SmT) method. In addition, the PhD student will also apply Spatial Transcriptomics and single-cell
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artificial intelligence based cellular models on the other hand. You should possess a PhD and research experience in a relevant area, both experimental and data driven research experience is considered
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most advanced technology, we also develop novel technologies and transform the data they generate into knowledge. About the department/group In this role, you belong to the department that works with
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. Requirements PhD degree in biochemistry or structural biology, or an exam which is judged comparable to a Swedish Ph.D in biochemistry or structural biology. The degree needs to be obtained by the time of
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life sciences. The system development team consists of two Scrum teams that develop and implement tools for handling big data and web applications for research groups and EU-funded projects. You will be
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information about us, please visit: The Department of Environmental Science . We are seeking a highly motivated Staff Scientist to join our Molecular Toxicology research environment at Science for Life
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information about us, please visit: www.dbb.su.se Project description We are seeking a researcher for a fixed-term project within the framework of a research program on allosteric modulation. The project