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single-cell and single-nucleus multi-omics, machine learning/AI, computational biology, and experimental validation to understand cardiovascular disease progression and identify novel therapeutic targets
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the laboratories of Drs Eunchai Kang, Daniel Berg and Mike Morgan at the University of Aberdeen. We seek to appoint a creative, highly motivated and collaborative computational biologist to investigate the cellular
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single-cell genomics. The project involves curating, harmonising single-cell and multimodal datasets, containerising and running, comparing GRN inference tools as a community resource. The role includes
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bioGUNE seeks highly skilled and motivated postdoctoral researchers to work on an exciting project that aims at the development of computational approaches for designing neuronal cell conversion protocols
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Postdoctoral Research Fellow – Computational Biology/Bioinformatics (Computational Single Cell and Genetics) Summary Visterra is seeking a highly talented, self-motivated, and innovative
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CIC bioGUNE (Asociación Centro de Investigación Cooperativa en Biociencias) | Bilbao, Pais Vasco | Spain | 3 months ago
for designing neuronal cell conversion protocols. The selected candidate will develop a computational platform to identify hierarchical combinations of cell fate conversion factors, which will in turn be used
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handling high-dimensional, single cell or spatial data. Interest in interdisciplinary work combining AI and cancer biology. Proven track record of scientific publication. Demonstrated experience in
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of translating fundamental discoveries into improved health outcomes for Canadians. The laboratory studies the epigenetic mechanisms governing cellular identity and disease across normal and pathological settings
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: Design and implement functional genomics experiments and analyses, including single-cell, chromatin accessibility and multi-omics datasets. Develop, optimise and document reproducible computational
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, epigenomics, nucleomics, etc.) Multimodal spatial and single-cell data visualization 2D and 3D bioimaging data visualization Data analysis and data management infrastructure for biomedical data visualization