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strive for all PhD students to get a solid international experience during their PhD. About the DDLS Fellows program The PhD position is part of the national research programme DDLS. Data-driven life
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to the group’s open-source software, and participation in the supervision of students. A limited amount of teaching may be included (max 20%). Requirements PhD degree in machine learning, computer
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school, and taking part in the supervision of students. A limited amount of teaching may be included (max 20%). Requirements PhD degree in machine learning, scientific computing, statistics, physics or a
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collaboration with experimental LNP PhD / PostDoc projects in the Barriga Lab and with M. Carroni at the Cryo EM facility SciLifeLab. Other responsibilities may include teaching, supervision and contributions
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professional research environment characterized by its well-established international profile. The institute has 30 research groups with a research staff of 200, of which 60 are PhD students. Read more about MBW
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exploring during your PhD. Your workplace You will be employed in the research group led by Associate Professor Wen Zhong , fellow in the Swedish national program for Data-Driven Life Science (DDLS
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experimental and computational methods to identify molecular mechanisms leading to dysfunctional cellular states in human disease (www.camunaslab.org ). The candidate will contribute to the improve Slice-seq, a
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research groups specializing in various aspects of cell biology, infection biology, immunology, and microbiology. The appointment is linked to the SciLifeLab program (see below), meaning that basic financing
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for SciLifeLab’s technology platforms and other SciLifeLab-organised programmes and activities, including the national Data-Driven Life Science (DDLS) programme. We have a national mission and develop services
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and variation. The successful candidate will develop innovative methods and models to advance our understanding of genome evolution and variation. The position is based in the Computational Genomics