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development for our fellows. The EMBL International PhD programme (EIPP) is widely recognized as one of EMBL’s flagship programmes and hosts ca. 220 PhD students across the six sites at any given time
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development for our fellows. The EMBL International PhD programme (EIPP) is widely recognized as one of EMBL’s flagship programmes and hosts ca. 220 PhD students across the six sites at any given time
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exciting research plan for your future team. You have an excellent research record in AI, a PhD in a relevant field , and an interest in AI applications to biology. Previous experience in biology is
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technical, maintenance, and safety services, and act as the primary laboratory contact during operational or emergency situations. Support technical training and guidance to trainees, PhD fellows and
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Network meeting, PhD course, retreat, the triannual Global Investigator meeting and committee meetings; Assisting with the administration of benefits available to programme members, such as the
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TechDev Internship Programme is a scientific visitor scheme designed to provide early-career students/researchers (prior to embarking on a PhD) with a passion for technology and tool development an
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extraction Provide support to researchers on project planning You have PhD in microbiology or molecular biology with expertise in high-throughput screening and microbial interactions Experience in working
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Master’s degree in Biochemistry, Structural Biology, Molecular Biology, Biophysics, or a closely related field (PhD is an advantage; salary will reflect experience level). Strong hands-on experience
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scientific publications and presentations at international conferences. Qualifications and Experience The ideal candidate should have a PhD (or equivalent qualification) in physics, engineering, or an
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protocols. You have MSc, or preferably a PhD, in optical engineering, physics, or a related field. Hands-on experience with advanced optical systems, including alignment and characterisation of complex