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The research group of Oliver Stegle looks for a postdoctoral researcher to join a collaborative project with GSK with the goal to apply computational methods to investigate the effects of rare
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completed PhD in (bio)informatics or (neuro)immunology A completed Master’s degree in biology, biomedicine, bioinformatics, or data science Basic knowledge in cell culture, immunology, and molecular biology
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mathematics, computer science, physics, biomedical or electrical engineering or similar disciplines. Good programming expertise (Matlab, C++, Python or equivalent) and experience with the Linux operating system
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Area of research: Scientific / postdoctoral posts Job description: Postdoc positions in Computational Health (f/m/x) 102675 Full time 39 hrs./week Neuherberg near Munich Partial Home Office possible
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retinal tissue biopsy. The project is funded by the Emmy Noether programme of the German Research Foundation (DFG) for a three-year period, with the possibility of an additional three years. We offer: a
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simulations. The interdisciplinary character of the project also asks for strong skills in communicating with project partners in coordinating research tasks to reach the overall goals of the project
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are seeking an excellent and enthusiastic post-doctoral researcher with a strong interest in computational microbiome research. The specific focus of the project will be tailored to the candidate’s interests
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and clinical translation. Supported by the Carl Zeiss Foundation , an ERC Starting Grant , and the DFG Emmy Noether Program, our lab provides a highly collaborative and interdisciplinary environment
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program that includes lectures, advanced scientific workshops, complementary skill courses and opportunities for career development a mentoring program to guide and promote young scientists Salary: Payment
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, computational drug repurposing, and de novo design of novel protein-based therapeutics. Our work also includes developing gene editing strategies to correct or inactivate mutations associated with severe