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EMBL is Europe’s flagship research laboratory for the life sciences – an intergovernmental, innovative and interdisciplinary organisation performing scientific research in molecular biology, physics
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, science policy, FAIR principals and AI. Build professional networks through secondment and job shadowing at EMBL and ARISE2 partner organisations ARISE2 projects should align with EMBL’s research areas—such
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, science policy, FAIR principals and AI. Build professional networks through secondment and job shadowing at EMBL and ARISE2 partner organisations ARISE2 projects should align with EMBL’s research areas—such
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transformation initiatives across EMBL-wide digital transformation change programmes, working closely with business stakeholders and subject matter experts. Your role The role is part of the Operations
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The European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) is one of the highest ranked scientific research organisations in the world. The Headquarters Laboratory is located in Heidelberg (Germany), with
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Our Laboratory Animal Resources (LAR) consist of several organizational units providing service to EMBL investigators. Working under supervision, you will be involved in the daily care, welfare
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Help Shape the Future of Life Science Research At the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL), we're united by a shared mission: advancing life science research for the benefit of humanity. As
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colleagues across EMBL-EBI, applying industry-standard best practices to create and maintain efficient, reusable and well-documented software. You have A degree in Computer Science or a related field; A
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The European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) is Europe’s life sciences laboratory. We operate six sites across Europe each with its own research units, services and facilities. At the EMBL
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EMBL Hamburg and Heidelberg sites may also be required. Your responsibilities will include Computer-aided design of new robotic and mechatronic systems operating in highly constrained environments