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Professor towards Associate Professor in AI-oriented Computational Biologywith applications to Image Analysisor to Computational Molecular Evolution Starting date : 2025-26 Place : Lausanne, Switzerland
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. We seek individuals who will develop and lead a research program at the forefront of the discipline and who will also be committed to excellence in undergraduate and graduate teaching. Approaches
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conditions. We seek individuals who will develop and lead a research program at the forefront in the broad area of neuroscience. Successful applicants will join a faculty working in areas such as cellular
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member of the School of Basic Sciences, the successful candidate is expected to initiate and develop a creative research program at the forefront of the discipline. Significant start-up resources, research
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international campus with world-class infrastructure, including high performance computing. EPFL covers a wide spectrum of science and engineering and offers a fertile environment for research and cooperation
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Developmental Medicine will probe and integrate multi-omic data sets (i.e. genetic, epigenetic, transcriptional and metabolomic data) to create computational models defining the molecular signatures underpinning
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-state materials. The newly appointed Assistant Professor should hold a Ph.D. degree or equivalent qualification and is expected to establish an internationally recognized research program in the field
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highly supportive infrastructure, including state-of-the-art core facilities. Main tasks – Research: Establish a research program in the field of eukaryotic gene expression and/or functional genomics; use
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multidisciplinary research program and collaboration network in the area of Culturomics. Promising candidates possess an interdisciplinary profile that combines outstanding microbiological expertise with excellent
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molecular processes occurring within and between cells to explore molecular mechanisms across scales in biology. We encourage applicants who combine experimental and theoretical/computational approaches