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approaches overlook? The University of Oslo is recruiting a PhD Research Fellow in bioinformatics/computational biology for ORFeus, a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Doctoral Network funded by Horizon Europe
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commencing 1 November 2026 within the Horizon Europe MICROORC project and the RECIPE research consortium , involving academic and industrial partners across Europe. Food systems generate rich but
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million from the Novo Nordisk Foundation , brings together DTU, the University of Copenhagen, Statens Serum Institut and Imperial College London, alongside collaborators across Europe, Africa, Asia and the
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Postdoctoral Researcher / Bioinformatician in Cancer Research Employer UNIVERSITY OF HELSINKI Location Helsinki, Finland Closing date 18 Sep 2026 View more categories View less categories Academic
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bioinformatics analyses, data visualisation and best-practice workflows. Contribute to manuscripts, reports, funding proposals and regular presentations for academic, industry and public audiences. You may be a
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multidisciplinary, with collaborators across leading academic centres in the USA, Europe and Asia. The postholder will have opportunities to develop their academic profile in data science, machine learning
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part of a broad, active and versatile research community. We are particularly interested in candidates with: Strong computational and bioinformatics expertise combined with interest in cancer
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and dynamism. Competences in bioinformatics are a strong asset for this position. Carrer development in academic research will be strongly supported by the laboratory. Missions : The candidate is
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computational infrastructure, 14 Science and Technology Platforms, a rich network of clinical and academic collaborators, and the broader TRACERx consortium. The fellow will work within a multidisciplinary team
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engagement with industry. You will also draw on the group’s established network across leading academic institutions and industry partners in Europe and North America, helping you build collaborations