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Research Software Engineer for Translational Biomedical AI Build the science that shapes the future of human health. Application closing date: 15.09.2026 Join a place where ambitious science thrives
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Postdoctoral Position A postdoctoral position is available to develop next-generation electronic devices based on microbially produced protein nanowires. These biologically derived conductive
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are seeking a Statistical Geneticist to contribute to innovative population and medical genomics research by developing robust analytical strategies and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams with a
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, the Giustacchini group aim to develop stem-cell-based models of paediatric leukaemia to understand how malignant haematopoiesis interacts with the immune system and to improve responses to CAR T-cell therapy. We
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transform bold scientific ideas into advances that improve human health. Within this mission, the Data Science and Genetic Epidemiology Lab (www.dsgelab.org ) develops next-generation AI methods to integrate
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to address through biological methods alone. The field has also contributed to society through applications in medicine and agriculture, including the development of pharmaceuticals and plant growth regulators
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to develop independent research projects and prepare for a successful future in interdisciplinary science. What you’ll bring: Essential PhD degree in molecular biology or related discipline, with a focus on
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strengthening external collaborations. Build and develop a high-performing Technology Transfer team, defining processes, mentoring colleagues and driving continuous improvement. Expand your influence and
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Milano and is developing several lines of research, with the aim to help deliver a step-change in health data science in Italy. The Centre’s mission is to systematically generate, mobilise, and harvest
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with colleagues and participate in academic meetings, school events, and professional development. Maintain effective communication with parents and contribute to the wider school community. The Ideal