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The Department of Medical Biosciences is offering a postdoctoral scholarship within the project “Developing computational tools for large-scale human intracellular signaling models”. The scholarship
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postdoctoral researcher will be involved into discussions within a broad range of fields including computational, medicinal and organic chemistry. Requirements PhD degree in biochemistry or structural biology
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(Stockholm, Sweden) and the candidate will benefit from a strong (inter-)national network of collaborators in protease biology and computational proteomics. The successful candidate for this position will join
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The SciLifeLab and Wallenberg National Program for Data-Driven Life Science (DDLS) invites applications for 22 postdoctoral fellowships starting in autumn 2026. This call marks the launch of a new
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internationally outstanding research in the life sciences. Project description We seek two highly motivated postdoctoral researchers to develop new mathematical and computational methods for modeling developmental
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an outstanding and ambitious postdoctoral researcher in computational biology to pioneer understanding and modeling of tissue architecture using single-cell and spatial transcriptomics data. The focus will be
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biomarkers with capacity to predict treatment outcomes. We are now seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher with expertise in studies of antibody responses using related technologies. Work duties The
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, providing a platform to identify and optimize therapeutic candidates. Our group specializes in developing technologies to assess the multicellular environment within three-dimensional microtumor models
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science/physics/mathematics. Experience with ML implementation (ideally interpretable ML and/or generative AI) is required. The Selected postdoctor will be joining the Computational Microscopy for 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