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interdisciplinary work in the areas of spatial biology, image analysis, single-cell biology and genomics. The research group is embedded in the Wallenberg Center for Molecular and Translational Medicine (WCMTM) and
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Full-Time Fixed-Term for 36 months This PhD aims to develop novel robotic monitoring and data processing methods to document changes in dynamic seafloor environments over large spatial scales
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or spatiotemporal analysis, geospatial data, integration of observations across spatial or temporal scales, or methods for estimating pollutant emissions. Experience designing environmental monitoring or sampling
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Role Overview: We are seeking a highly motivated computational biology postdoctoral fellow to lead translational studies in single cell and spatial biology of gastric cancer immunology and evolution
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, chromatin-accessibility, and spatial data where appropriate. Developing or adapting computational approaches for large-scale data integration, predictive modelling, gene-regulatory analysis, and cell-fate
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This PhD aims to develop novel robotic monitoring and data processing methods to document changes in dynamic seafloor environments over large spatial scales. Motivation: Understanding how
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This PhD aims to develop novel robotic monitoring and data processing methods to document changes in dynamic seafloor environments over large spatial scales. Motivation: Understanding how
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field of study or possession of equivalent experience. Additional Information: We invite applications from accomplished physician-scientists or PhD scientists with expertise in spatial pathology and cancer
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an open-source programming language, including spatial data processing, quality checks and visualizations. Supporting the principal investigator in supervising PhD students. Collaborating with other
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analysis in a setting with ample expertise and infrastructure. This is a rare opportunity to develop expertise in quantitative pathology in the burgeoning field of spatial cancer biology. Ours is a diverse