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reproducibility and high-quality outputs. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to advance peptide- and antibody-based drug development programs Undertake other duties as assigned. 5.5 workday per week is
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focusing on emerging infectious diseases. He/She will be working on studies focusing on virus-host interaction, pathogenic determinants, and/or virus evolution. He/She will be expected to independently lead
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, and prepare reports and papers. Perform other duties as assigned. The appointee will be given an opportunity to develop their own research programme in the wider fields of PID and autoimmunity
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research projects related to end-of-life-care for persons with disabilities and their families. He/She will conduct advanced data analysis and prepare manuscript for the projects. He/She will also be
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/drug development and/or innate immunity would be advantageous. Experience of analysing ATACseq and scRNA seq datasets is desirable. The appointee will deliver collaborative projects related
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opportunities in developing an academic career. The appointment will commence as soon as possible on a temporary basis for 1 to 3 year(s), with the possibility of renewal subject to satisfactory performance and
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-pharmacological intervention, and will be responsible for data management and analysis, preparation of research reports and high-quality manuscripts, development of proposals and research design, liaisons with
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docking to investigate viral spike/capsid architecture, thermal stability, and immune epitope accessibility. AI/Deep Learning: ML/DL model development (e.g., PyTorch, Lightning) for predicting antigenicity
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work independently as well as in a team. Experience in large-scale research project management and development, knowledge of statistics and big data analysis would be highly desirable. The appointee will
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data acquisition, build analytical pipelines, and prepare scientific abstracts and manuscripts Perform other duties as assigned Requirements A Ph.D. degree in Biostatistics, Statistics, Epidemiology