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/ Bioinformatician to join our collaborative, multidisciplinary research team applying single-cell methodologies to study treatment resistance in ovarian cancer. Vähärautio lab (https://vaharautiolab.org
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The University of Helsinki (https://www.helsinki.fi/en ), founded in 1640, is one of the world’s leading universities for multidisciplinary research. The university has an international academic
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EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description ELLIS Institute Finland is a newly established world-class research hub in AI and machine
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will join a research group working on longitudinal models of multiple chronic diseases across the life course. The postdoctoral researcher will contribute to building and evaluating machine learning
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parental leaves, military service etc.) Excellent/good skills in oral and written English. English is used as the language of instruction and supervision in this position. Expectations: A formal background
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treatment resistance in ovarian cancer. Vähärautio lab (https://vaharautiolab.org/) at the Medical Faculty, University of Helsinki, is seeking a bioinformatician or a computer scientist with strong
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particular emphasis on integrating satellite LiDAR and UAV data with field observations. Applying statistical modelling, automated machine learning approaches, and artificial intelligence for the analysis and
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appreciated, including dynamic, stochastic and other quantitative approaches in conditions of uncertainty. Experience in machine learning and other AI methods is a benefit, as is familiarity with the bioeconomy
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, selectivity and phenotype mechanisms directly in primary human cells and employ machine learning methods for data analysis. This includes activity-based profiling, global- and phosphoproteomics and phenotype
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and the Probabilistic Machine Learning Lab (https://www.helsinki.fi/en/researchgroups/probabilistic-machine-learning ; groups of Acerbi and Klami) at the Department of Computer Science, aligning with