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Open/upcoming postdoc positions
🥊 Knock yourself out!
The project: Why knock out one gene, when you can knock out ALL of them? For this project, we're collaborating with Johan Henriksson's group in the Department of Molecular Biology to develop novel genome-wide, single-cell perturbation ("perturb-seq") methods, using a new microfluidic system. Our novel methods can be used for e.g. in vivo analysis of human T cells (but we have plenty of other ideas, too, and we're happy to hear yours! 😉)
Benefits: A competitive salary and social benefits provided via the Swedish social security system, including e.g., free health care, 16 months paid parental leave, subsidized childcare, paid sick leave. See Employment conditions for postdocs for details.
Required educational background: a PhD degree (or a foreign degree that is deemed equivalent) in any subject of relevance for the project, including Molecular Biology, (Bio)chemistry, Bioinformatics, Computer Science, (Bio)statistics, (Applied) Mathematics...and much, much more! We encourage both wet- and dry-lab researchers to apply (the project can be easily adapted, based on your experience/interests).
We're interested in methods developers, who aren't afraid to try new things! 😎 Specifically:
- 🦀 Dry-lab (computational) applicants should ideally know (or be willing to learn) Rust and/or have prior ML experience; no previous biology/bioinformatics experience is required.
- 🧬 Wet-lab (experimental) applicants should have prior experience with e.g., any type of single-cell or multi-omics method, Tn-seq, advanced cloning, NGS library preparation.
Additional requirements: Click here for important eligibility information. Note that, per the PULSE program, applicants cannot have resided in Sweden for >12 months during the 3 years preceding the call deadline.
Application: Click here for more information, and contact us (Johan or Laura) if you'd like to apply (please attach a CV + cover letter)! 🤗
🍭 Sweet tooth
The project: Why do some people tend to get dental caries (aka cavities), while others don't? Our oral microbiomes play an important role! In collaboration with Johan Henriksson's group in the Department of Molecular Biology and Nicklas Strömberg's group in the Department of Odontology, we're developing novel experimental (wet-lab) and bioinformatic (dry-lab) methods, which can query the oral microbiome at single-cell resolution to provide insight into caries development!
Benefits: A competitive salary and social benefits provided via the Swedish social security system, including e.g., free health care, 16 months paid parental leave, subsidized childcare, paid sick leave. See Employment conditions for postdocs for details.
Required educational background: a PhD degree (or a foreign degree that is deemed equivalent) in any subject of relevance for the project, including (Micro)biology, (Bio)chemistry, Bioinformatics, Computer Science...and much, much more! We encourage both wet- and dry-lab researchers to apply (the project can be easily adapted, based on your experience/interests).
We're interested in methods developers, who aren't afraid to try new things! 😎 Specifically:
- 🦀 Dry-lab (computational) applicants should ideally know (or be willing to learn) Rust and/or have prior ML experience; no previous biology/bioinformatics experience is required.
- 🧬 Wet-lab (experimental) applicants should have prior experience with e.g., any type of single-cell or multi-omics method, Tn-seq, advanced cloning, NGS library preparation.
Additional requirements: Click here for important eligibility information. Note that, per the PULSE program, applicants cannot have resided in Sweden for >12 months during the 3 years preceding the call deadline.
Application: Click here for more information, and contact us (Laura or Johan) if you'd like to apply (please attach a CV + cover letter)! 🤗
Open/upcoming PhD student positions
There are currently no open/upcoming PhD student positions in the CompMicroLab, but we’ll keep you posted here! 🙏
Open/upcoming Master’s student positions
There are currently no open/upcoming Master’s student positions in the CompMicroLab, but we’ll keep you posted here! 🙏