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Associate Professor or Assistant Professor of Genetics of Human Metabolism to the Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Basic Metabolic Research. The positions are available from 1st April 2021 or as soon as
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Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences University of Copenhagen We are offering a PhD fellowship in Computational analysis of Human Genome Variation commencing on January 1st 2021 or soon as
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factors influence metabolic health and disease throughout life. You can read more about us here www.cbmr.ku.dk . Our group and research The Hansen Group investigates the human genome and the human global
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approaches to identify the molecular changes in cardiac disease in an unbiased manner from human heart biopsies. From the same biopsies, the fellow will obtain WGS and single cell transcriptomics data and
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Department of Neuroscience Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences University of Copenhagen The Human Neural Development research group at the Department of Neuroscience, led by PI Agnete Kirkeby, is
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We are looking for a postdoctoral researcher to work in the intersection of Human-computer Interaction and Artificial Intelligence. The position is associate with the Humane-AI net, an EU project
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drug leads for human disease . This project will particularly focus on developing and implementing computational tools for the discovery of toxins that share sequence and functional similarity to human
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We are looking for a highly motivated and dynamic researcher, who will join a team of molecular and cellular biologists and computational scientists studying how human neurodevelopmental disorders
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) can provide novel insight into receptor-ligands evolution or (2) serve as pharmacological tools and drug leads for human disease. This project will particularly focus on toxin ligands for human G
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(e.g. Illumina) and long read (Nanopore) sequencing, and integration of these data with existing knowledge about gene/protein function, gene regulation and the 3D-organisation of the human genome