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scientific publications and presentations at international conferences. Qualifications and Experience The ideal candidate should have a PhD (or equivalent qualification) in physics, engineering, or an
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will be given the opportunity to collaborate with talented and driven teams working towards a shared vision of delivering the very best scientific resources. Extensive engagement with external scientific
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will be given the opportunity to collaborate with talented and driven teams working towards a shared vision of delivering the very best scientific resources. Extensive engagement with external scientific
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features Create documentation and training materials to support users of the BioImage Archive You will have You should have a first degree in Biology, Bioinformatics, Computer Science or a related
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, APIs, and software libraries, applying state-of-the-art approaches including large language models, computer vision, and multimodal methods to biological research questions Contribute to open science by
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development for our fellows. The EMBL International PhD programme (EIPP) is widely recognized as one of EMBL’s flagship programmes and hosts ca. 220 PhD students across the six sites at any given time
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development for our fellows. The EMBL International PhD programme (EIPP) is widely recognized as one of EMBL’s flagship programmes and hosts ca. 220 PhD students across the six sites at any given time
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Center at EMBL Heidelberg, as well as with the Sample Preparation and Characterization Facility at EMBL Hamburg, including occasional travel to these sites. You have: Technical, Master or PhD degree in
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Center at EMBL Heidelberg, as well as with the Sample Preparation and Characterization Facility at EMBL Hamburg, including occasional travel to these sites. You have: Technical, Master or PhD degree in
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translate EMBL’s strategy into a coherent strategic agenda for the Heidelberg site. Contribute to the long-term strategic vision for the Heidelberg site and EMBL more broadly, maximising the collective