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Research Council. The future of life science is data-driven. Will you be part of that change? Then join us in this unique program! The research group Data-driven life science (DDLS) uses data, computational
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single cell biology technologies as well as antibody engineering, high dimensional flow cytometry and functional assays to understand molecular mechanisms of various autoimmune diseases. The candidate will
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that you receive a contractual salary. Employees also have access to our modern gym for free and receive reimbursements for medical care. Eligibility requirements for doctoral education In order to
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, psychiatry, geriatrics), psychology (e.g., cognition, structural, functional, and molecular brain imaging), and social gerontology (e.g., sociology, public health, social epidemiology, social work). The center
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cells, aiming to enhance treatment efficacy and contribute with new discoveries in cancer biology. Our models cover metabolism, signaling, and gene regulation, and we train them on extensive high
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, technology, social sciences, etc. and is responsible for the master’s program Work and Health. The unit employs several doctoral students and post-docs. The doctoral student will be offered regular seminars
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biomedical science. The department is among the largest of its type in Europe and has especially strong research profiles in psychiatric, cancer, reproductive, pediatric, pharmaco, genetic, and geriatric
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biomedical science. The department is among the largest of its type in Europe and has especially strong research profiles in psychiatric, cancer, reproductive, pediatric, pharmaco, genetic, and geriatric
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biomedical science. The department is among the largest of its type in Europe and has especially strong research profiles in psychiatric, cancer, reproductive, pediatric, pharmaco, genetic, and geriatric
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of four years of full-time doctoral education is required. The Department of Microbiology, Tumor and Cell Biology (MTC) at Karolinska Institutet conducts research and teaching within immunology, infection