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of collaborators in ecology, envi-ronmental genomics, pollinator biology and biodiversity monitoring. Key Responsibilities The post doc will: Design and coordinate large-scale field studies across multiple seasons
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structure, genetic diversity and/or genotype–environment associations. Ability to work across multiple stages of genomic analysis, from raw sequencing data and genome assembly through variant processing
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take approaches combining mouse developmental genetics, cell-type-specific viral tracing, ex vivo electrophysiology, opto/chemogenetics, in vivo imaging, single-nucleus RNA sequencing (snRNA-seq), and
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for model development, both quantitative data and sequencing data, covering Denmark and selected European countries Place of work and area of employment The place of work will be at Aarhus University
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including bio-informatic processing To have experience with nucleic acid molecular manipulation incl PCR and experience in next generation sequencing -primarily on the illumina platform. To be eager to learn
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for downstream sequencing and imaging. Performing MALDI mass spectrometry and spatial transcriptomics to characterize biological niches within mouse and human tissue samples. Performing quantitative imaging
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students to analysing multimodal learning data (e.g., individual as well as collaborative verbal interactions, student gestures, task and activity sequences) and evaluating long-term learning outcomes. As
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analyze epidemiological, clinical and molecular data as well as genomic / metagenome sequence data including WGS datasets from mastitis bacteria and other select pathogens, using advanced bioinformatics
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. Experience with one or more of the following will be considered an advantage: RNA sequencing or other omics technologies, including data analysis; advanced microscopy or image analysis; renal physiology
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amplicon sequencing, shotgun metagenomics, and advanced statistical analysis with e.g. R Experience with soil biogeochemical analyses, specifically physical and chemical fractionation of soil organic carbon