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considering moving to Sweden to work at Uppsala University? Find out more about what it´s like to work and live in Sweden. Uppsala University is a broad research university with a strong international position
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of the world’s largest research environments in computational science, with large activities in areas such as machine learning, optimization, scientific software development and high-performance computing
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Are you excited about research at the intersection of genomics and data science? We are looking for a researcher to join our team and contribute to advancing our understanding of genome evolution
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structure – function relationships in lipid systems for drug delivery (predominantly lipid nanoparticles). The group has extensive expertise using large scale research infrastructures to study lipid systems
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to work at Uppsala University? Find out more about what it´s like to work and live in Sweden. Uppsala University is a broad research university with a strong international position. The ultimate goal is to
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publication in academic journals and conferences. Moreover, the role will support and provide key operational contributions to scientific excellence and productivity of the research lab, assisting in shaping
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Do you want to contribute to improving human health? Description of the research group Alpha Cell is a new SciLifeLab strategic program aimed at building the first molecular-level computational
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research group funded by the Data-driven Life Science Fellows (DDLS) program. Led by Wei Ouyang, the group builds next-generation AI systems for cell and molecular biology. Data-driven Life Science Fellows
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-institutional constellation of SciLifeLab researchers and infrastructure units. The Human Protein Atlas (HPA) is a large-scale international effort to map the spatial distribution of proteins in human cells
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information The Department of Plant Physiology at Umeå University is part of the Umeå Plant Science Centre (UPSC; www.upsc.se), an internationally leading research environment with approximately 200 researchers