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an advantage but is not required: Proteomics data processing, bioinformatics, quantitative data analysis, or systems biology. Advanced computational analysis of LC-MS/MS data, including DIA data
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students and Postdocs in data analysis and interpretation Help with bioinformatics Participate in teaching of relevant laboratory courses in food chemistry Deliver on various duties related to the
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partners at UniProt, SIB Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics, and Aalborg University. The project aims to unlock decades of scattered QTL knowledge from the plant genetics literature by combining AI-assisted
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. Participating in international collaborations and scientific conferences. Your profile Applicants should hold a PhD in ecology, molecular ecology, genomics, microbiology, bioinformatics, environmental science
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, reliability, cost-effectiveness, and sustainability across applications. In parallel, we advance microgrid technologies, supporting developing countries in achieving climate neutrality by integrating
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-based surrogate models. Experience with high-performance and parallel computing. Familiarity with digital twins and real-time deployment of predictive models is an advantage. Who we are The two
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://mbg.au.dk/en/) hosts researchers in the areas of RNA and protein biology, bioinformatics and nutrition, as well as plant research, giving great opportunities for interdisciplinary collaborations. What
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Genetics (MBG) at Aarhus University spans from basic to applied research within molecular biology. The department is organised in six research sections (Plant Molecular Biology, Bioinformatics
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, transcriptomics, epigenomics and metabolomics, bioinformatics, immune fluorescence imaging, electrophysiology, and animal models of immunity in health and disease. The lab's research has consistently been
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comprises research within the areas of Plant Molecular Biology, Neurobiology, RNA Biology & Innovation, Protein Science, Bioinformatics & Computational Biology (BiRC), and Molecular Health. The department