57 associate-professor-computer "https:" "https:" "https:" "UNIVERSITY OF THE SUNSHINE COAST UNISC" positions at VIB
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leading research institute focused on understanding cancer biology and developing innovative therapies. Our Bioinformatics & AI Expertise Unit provides advanced computational support to multiple research
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/ai-studio https://vib.be/ Where to apply Website https://jobs.vib.be/j/132752/associate-scientist-translation-research-single-ce… Requirements Research FieldBiological sciencesEducation LevelPhD
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that accelerate innovation in healthcare and biotechnology through validation, engineering, and valorization pathways such as licensing, partnerships, and spin‑outs. About the role We are seeking a Computational
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open-source software packages and set up computational pipelines. As a bio-informatics research lab, we publish software packages in Python and R for specific, cutting-edge analysis of large-scale
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Leuven, one of Europe’s leading research universities State of the art research facilities. A dedicated training program to broaden your expertise and enhance your skillset. A competitive compensation
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Description We are seeking a motivated new PhD candidate who wants to join an exciting collaborative research program within the VIB-Center for Inflammation Research between the Guilliams, Saelens
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collaboration with the Flemish government and the BIOVIA cluster organisation, VIB is recruiting a Program Manager for a 2 year fixed term appointment. ⃰ More info on the program can be found here (in Dutch
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computational genomics of Alzheimer’s disease. The Sleegers lab is an international team committed to increasing insights into the complex genetics of Alzheimer’s disease and to investigating the translational
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12 Mar 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company VIB Research Field Biological sciences Engineering Computer science Researcher Profile Established Researcher (R3) Positions Other Positions
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) and ATTR (transthyretin) amyloidosis are the most common systemic forms, with distinct molecular origins but shared mechanisms of extracellular amyloid deposition and tissue damage. Our research program