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of algorithms, machine learning, optimization, scientific software development and high-performance computing. The division is also an important part of the eSSENCE strategic collaboration on e-science and of
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. The division is an important part of the eSSENCE e-science collaboration and of the Science for Life Laboratory (SciLifeLab ) network, a national research infrastructure for life sciences. The successful
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and couples these to biological assays. The group is part of the Division of NanoBiotechnology within the Department of Protein Science and we are located at SciLifeLab in Solna. Qualifications
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project 1. Only 2% of the human genome sequence codes for proteins, while most of it consists of noncoding sequences, including regulatory factor binding regions, transposable elements, pseudogenes
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Requirements A doctoral degree in bioinformatics, computational biology, cell biology with a strong computational component, or a closely related field. This eligibility requirement must be met no later than
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division The Division of Biomedical Engineering is part of the Department of Materials Science, and Engineering at the Ångström Laboratory. We perform research within the development of miniaturized
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working conditions and attractive benefits. Equality, diversity and equal opportunities are essential to quality and form an integral part of KTH’s core values as a university and public authority. Learn
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working conditions and attractive benefits. Equality, diversity and equal opportunities are essential to quality and form an integral part of KTH’s core values as a university and public authority. Learn
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information The Department of Plant Physiology at Umeå University is part of the Umeå Plant Science Centre (UPSC; www.upsc.se), an internationally leading research environment with approximately 200 researchers
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the molecular composition of a single cell in space and time. These models will describe high-dimensional systems with many interacting components and may use multiscale and coarse-grained representations