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shared by Karolinska Institutet, KTH and Stockholm university. Your mission We are seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher to join our team to develop new tools to analyze the sequencing data
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. Selection criteria Essential PhD in computational biology, bioinformatics, or computer science with a focus on human gut microbiome data Excellent written and oral English communication skills. Significant
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checks. Both parts are meant to support data-driven computational modeling for applications in epidemics. For a further description of the proposed project, see this document. The Department
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biology to pioneer research in immunology using single-cell and spatial transcriptomics data. The focus will be on development of novel computational methods for gaining fundamental insights into healthy
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of further development. The postdoctoral position includes a combination of experimental work, data analysis, as well as interpretation and presentation of research results. The main part of the work for the
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the lab and bioinformatic/statistical analyses of next-generation sequence data. The project will be conducted in collaboration with Prof. Göran Arnqvist (Evolutionary Biology Centre, Uppsala University
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improving population genomic and bioinformatic methods to analyze palaeogenomic data, funded by research grants from Formas, Vetenskapsrådet and Riksbankens Jubileumsfond. The Human Evolution program has
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spectroscopy. The scholarship is two years full time with access 15 April, 2026 or by agreement. The deadline for applications is 20 February, 2026. Departmental specific information The scholarship is placed
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the Data-driven Life Science Fellows program. The group, led by Wei Ouyang, focuses on building AI systems for data-driven cell and molecular biology. We are seeking a postdoctoral researcher in cell biology
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cutting-edge, high-density data-driven research that impacts academia, industry, and policy worldwide. About the Programme Fellowship: each participant will benefit from a 36-month postdoctoral training