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( www.camunaslab.org ). The project will require significant interdisciplinary work in the areas of spatial biology, image analysis, single-cell biology and genomics. The research group is embedded in
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biological questions surrounding development and genome regulation, and experience in computational analysis of spatial transcriptomics and single cell omics data and data integration. The applicant will
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Summary The Tzumin Lee laboratory at the Life Sciences Institute is looking for a research specialist in support of deep-tissue single-cell spatial omics data production and analysis. You will
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computational analysis and data exploration in projects addressing the molecular understanding of breast cancer through the analysis of single-cell genomics, spatial genomics, transcriptomics and imaging
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tissue analysis, and translational cancer biology, with access to large, high-quality, in-house spatial datasets. The Lu Lab maintains active collaborations across Stanford Medicine, engineering
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tools and analytical workflows for single-cell and spatial omics data analysis. Experience working in an academic core facility, shared resource laboratory, biotechnology company or similar research
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as MERFISH/MERSCOPE, Visium HD and ATERA. Depending on your interests and strengths, you can choose to focus more strongly on either single-cell and perturbational data analysis or spatial data
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. Culturing human embryos and generating stem cell-based embryo models. Tissue sectioning for advanced spatial transcriptomic analysis. Leading the analysis of single-cell and spatial
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disciplines. As an integral part of SGSUP, the candidates are encouraged to collaborate with faculty and staff within the Spatial Analysis Research Center (SPARC), Urban Climate Research Center, and
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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 SciLifeLab