26 computer-science "https:" "https:" "https:" "Princeton" positions at EMBL in Germany
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integrates research groups and core facilities to foster world-class science. The Metabolomics Core Facility (MCF) at EMBL Heidelberg, led by Michael Zimmermann, offers cutting-edge services for the
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– an intergovernmental organisation performing scientific research in disciplines including molecular biology, physics, chemistry and computer science. We are an international laboratory with more than
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engineering advances to support life science research. EMBL has been at the forefront of numerous engineering and microscopy breakthroughs, significantly advancing imaging technologies and enabling new
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, chemistry and computer science. With more than 1800 employees from more than 80 nations we are operating across six sites; the headquarter is located in Heidelberg (Germany) with sites in Barcelona
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software engineering, computer science, engineering, physics or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education, training and experience. Demonstrated experience developing maintainable software
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of flexibility Ability to follow instructions and very good attention to detail Basic computer skills Ability to communicate in English in a professional environment Knowledge of German is
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independently as well as part of a team. Reliability, attention to detail, flexibility and a working knowledge of English are essential. Computer skills are desirable. Duties and responsibilities (as Team
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other EMBL sites, and contributing to EMBL's digital strategy and IT initiatives You have A degree in computer science or a related field, or equivalent professional experience Sev eral years of
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at the striking Advanced Training Centre. The ATC is EMBL’s purpose-built scientific conference training and events venue, centred on a large auditorium, wet laboratories and computer-based training
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recognised facilities, provides scientific services and biological data resources, and delivers advanced training programmes for the global life sciences community. This combination of discovery science