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outcomes for children with IBD. The successful candidate must hold a PhD, PharmD or MD/DO with a focus on pharmacometrics or computational biology/bioinformatics focused on -omics with an interest in
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Classification Title: AST/ASO PROF Classification Minimum Requirements: Candidates should have a doctoral degree (PhD, PharmD, etc.) in a field related to emergency medicine/acute care/resuscitation
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. Required Qualifications: PhD or MD/PhD, with expertise in immunology, molecular biology, cell biology, or bioinformatics. Demonstrated record of productive research and publications. Excellent written and
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manuscripts. This position will be mostly computer-based but will have opportunities for field and laboratory measurements and the operation of analytical equipment. In addition, the candidate should be able
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of scientific principles. Strong molecular and cell biology techniques, as well as experience working with mouse and human models. Strong general computer skills, experience with databases and scientific
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Medicine) Contribute to grant writing and interdisciplinary project development Required Qualifications: PhD in Human Computer Interaction, Information Science, Computer Science, Biomedical Informatics
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Qualifications: PhD in a relevant field is required; relevant fields include but are not limited to epidemiology, statistics, biostatistics, machine learning, data science, or other quantitative fields. Required
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? Other EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description In accordance with the The Competitive Hiring Process Code of Charles University
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beginning in Summer/Fall 2026 for a one- or two-year term. The Rock Center’s Postdoctoral Fellows Program is designed for promising new PhDs—particularly those trained in accounting, finance, economics, or
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access to high quality surgical rescue. Required Qualifications: Applicants must hold a PhD in a quantitative field such as biostatistics, computer science, data science, epidemiology, health services