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knowledge about how cells function by peering into their molecular components in time and space, from single molecules to native tissue environments. Your studies in Bioinformatics will be in the project
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the Biochemistry, especially Bioinformatics, program the applicant must have passed courses within the first and second cycles of at least 90 credits in either, a) Chemistry/Molecular Biology/Biotechnology, or b
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involves collecting clinical data on the effects of childhood cancer treatment, bioinformatically handling sequence data and developing prediction models, as well as conducting Single Cell RNASeq studies and
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project where you will work at the Cytiva Solna and Elofsson lab environments, both located at the Solna Campus. Upon successfully completing the 4-year project, you will obtain a PhD in Bioinformatics from
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field, greenhouse and lab with bioinformatic analysis of large datasets, and at the same time contribute to sustainable food production? We are looking for a PhD student for a research project that aims
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, computational modelling, bioinformatic analysis, and experimental vascular biology. Based in a dynamic translational research environment of data-driven life science, computational imaging, and vascular surgery
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, microbiology or mycology. Familiarity with mycology and the Nordic forest ecosystems is desired. Previous experience with ecology, molecular biology work, bioinformatic and nature conservation are meritorious
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in some other way. For the announced position, a degree (or substantially equivalent knowledge) in bioinformatics, precision medicine, molecular biotechnology, or a related field is required. A degree
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at a maximum level of 20 %. Requirements To meet the entry requirements for doctoral studies, you must hold a Master’s (second-cycle) degree in Machine learning, Computer science, Bioinformatics
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bioinformatics, engineering physics, molecular biology, computer science, or a related field. You should have strong programming skills (e.g., in Python or R) and a keen interest in applying data-driven methods