20 engineering "Karolinska Institute" positions

PhD student in Quantitative RNA Biology

Laboratory (SciLifeLab) is a collaboration between four universities in Stockholm and Uppsala: Stockholm University, the Karolinska Institute, the Royal Institute of Technology, and Uppsala University

Postdoctoral Researcher in Eukaryotic RNA Genomics

is located at the Science for Life Laboratory in the Karolinska Institute campus. SciLifeLab is equiped with state-of-the-art instrumentation and core facilities, and is home to one of the largest

Postdoctoral Researcher in Biophysics

at the Cell Signalling, Immunity and Nanoimaging (CSI:Nano) Lab in SciLifeLab at Karolinska Institute  led by Asst. Prof. Erdinc Sezgin. SciLifeLab and KI are excellent places to carry out basic biomedical

Postdoctoral position (scholarship)

, at the Karolinska Institute, Sweden, in a project led by Prof. Rikard Holmdahl. Duties The task involves the usage of different mice strains housed in our SPF animal house lacking certain immune receptors. Mice will

Postdoctoral Researcher in Biophysics

nanoscale bioparticle characterization. The project will be performed at the Cell Signalling, Immunity and Nanoimaging (CSI:Nano) Lab in SciLifeLab at Karolinska Institute  led by Asst. Prof. Erdinc Sezgin

PhD Fellow in Translational Vascular Research - Plasma Biomarkers for CVD Risk Prediction

samples to laboratory based investigation of vascular cell behaviour. Part of our research group are based at Karolinska Institute/KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden, with the opportunity

PhD student in Quantitative RNA Biology

international profile. Read at www.su.se/mbw . The Science for Life Laboratory (SciLifeLab) is a collaboration between four universities in Stockholm and Uppsala: Stockholm University, the Karolinska Institute

PhD Fellow in Translational Vascular Research - Plasma Biomarkers for CVD Risk Prediction

spanning across disciplines, from the analysis of patient samples to laboratory based investigation of vascular cell behaviour. Part of our research group are based at Karolinska Institute/KTH Royal

Senior scientific software developer for AI in regulatory genomics

project funded for 6 years by the European Research Council under the ERC Synergy grant scheme. EPIC brings together 3 groups at the edge of complementary technologies – Vicente Pelechano (Karolinska

PhD in Physics affiliated with the project “Imaging Ageing Endothelium at the nanoscale” funded by the EU Horizon Europe MSCA program “Doctoral Networks

knowledge and new perspectives, the University contributes to a better future. The research will be conducted through collaboration between the University of Gothenburg and the Karolinska Institute/KTH Royal