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://nbis.se) is a large national infrastructure in rapid development providing support, tools and training to the Swedish life science research community. NBIS constitutes the bioinformatics platform
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worked with all of those, but you should have a firm basis in Unix/Linux and some knowledge about various forms of networking and security. Administratively, you’ll be employed at the Department of Science
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with collaborators and facility users. Our working language is English. Required knowledge We are looking for a person with a PhD in structural biology, molecular biology, biotechnology or equal. You have extensive
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with collaborators and facility users. Our working language is English. Required knowledge We are looking for a person with a PhD in structural biology, molecular biology, biotechnology or equal. You have extensive
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industry, healthcare, public research organizations and international partners. As a SciLifeLab Fellow, the recruited researcher will be part of the dynamic SciLifeLab community both locally in Uppsala and
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/researcher position is available in Mariana Braga’s group at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) in Uppsala, Sweden. Research in the Evolving Networks lab (evonetslab.github.io ) centers
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, wildlife management, forestry and crop protection. The Evolving Networks Lab is part of the Insect Ecology unit Read more about our benefits and what it is like to work at SLU at https://www.slu.se/en/about
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an individual research project, you will be responsible for setting up and evaluating data analysis, implementing models and networks, define optimal scientific protocols, and write scientific articles and
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of unique technologies and expertise available to life scientists, closely intertwined with a community of researchers in areas such as biomedicine, ecology and evolution. SciLifeLab brings scientists
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informatics. This, to serve the biological goal of mapping out the breast cancer tumor microenvironment, understanding the regulatory signaling network, and identifying early stage progression markers and