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Starting Grant from the European Research Council and a DDLS Fellowship from the SciLifeLab and Wallenberg Swedish program for data-driven life science. The successful candidate will be working within
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within biomedical science. The department is among the largest of its type in Europe and has especially strong research profiles in psychiatric, cancer, reproductive, pediatric, pharmaco, genetic, and
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on the bioinformatics program. Qualification requirements Appointment to this career development position requires that the applicant has a PhD, or an international degree deemed equivalent to a PhD
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from the European Research Council and a DDLS Fellowship from the SciLifeLab and Wallenberg Swedish program for data-driven life science. The successful candidate will be working within the development
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Research Council and a DDLS Fellowship from the SciLifeLab and Wallenberg Swedish program for data-driven life science. This is a permanent position bound to a time-limited project. The successful candidate
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programming languages (e.g., Python, R). Experience working in a LINUX/UNIX environment. An excellent molecular biology skillset. Experience with NGS library preparation supported by a strong publication record
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of numerical methods for PDEs, expertise in High Performance Computing and proficiency in a programming language. Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English, the capability to conceive, execute
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on the development of new perennial cereal grains within an extensive domestication and plant breeding program. Your research work will focus on questions of genetic and phenotypic diversity and to develop genomic
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degree in relevant fields (bioinformatics, immunology, computational biology, mathematics, and/or statistics). Strong programming skills in R and/or Python Demonstrated strong ability in analyzing high
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model design and analysis as well as statistical model parametrization and validation techniques. This Postdoc position is part of a five-year research program funded by the Wallenberg Foundation, aimed