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Systems and Software Program (WASP ). You can find more information about us on the Department of Information Technology website. The position is hosted by the Division of Scientific Computing (TDB), one
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of algorithms, machine learning, optimization, scientific software development and high-performance computing. The division is also an important part of the eSSENCE strategic collaboration on e-science and of
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postdoctoral researcher in AI modeling. The position will be embedded in the AICell Lab at KTH and SciLifeLab. The successful candidate will collaborate closely with Avlant Nilsson’s cancer cell modeling lab
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constellation of SciLifeLab researchers and infrastructure units. This position is embedded in Avlant Nilsson’s research group at Karolinska Institutet and SciLifeLab. Our lab develops deep learning models
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collaborative skills, drive, and independence. Additional qualifications Meriting are: Interest in biomedical research and experience in application of image analysis in medicine; Experience of software version
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organizations, universities, companies, and healthcare providers in different cities and countries. Travel is therefore expected as a natural part of the role. In this position, you will serve as the Scientific
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software developments, test and implement new developments, as well as communication and training together with other software developers, researchers and infrastructure users. You will help to develop
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contributing to common priorities within the team. As CMSI is a research infrastructure supporting many different projects and users, we also value a service-oriented approach and good problem-solving skills
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postdoctoral in Biological Data Systems to develop scalable data infrastructure and computational systems for large biological datasets. The position will be embedded within the Human Protein Atlas at KTH and
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will require significant interdisciplinary work in the areas of physiology, molecular biology and islet biology. The research group is embedded in the Wallenberg Center for Molecular and Translational