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The Developmental Systems and Computational Biology group led by Gray Camp at the Institute of Human Biology (IHB) at Roche in Basel Switzerland is searching for a postdoctoral scientist to develop a research direction on integrative analyses of single-cell sequencing and imaging data of complex human model systems for exploratory and translational research. The group works on diverse tissues and topics, including development and disorders of the gut, brain, and eye, and are broadly searching for an ambitious researcher to join the team to expand expertise in integrated computational analyses of high-throughput, high-information-content data.
We invite you to develop a research direction on integrative analyses of single-cell sequencing and imaging data for exploratory and translational research.
To be successful in this role, you should have the following required qualifications
Completed a PhD in computational biology or a closely related field within the past 3 years.
Strong experience and publication record in single-cell data analysis: sequencing, spatial -omic, imaging
Prior training and/or experience in machine learning would be advantageous
Drive to understand organoids and other complex models of human biology and disease
Desire to work within a highly collaborative research environment
Ambition to become an independent group leader or professor
Duration and Application Details:
Employment: 100%
Duration: 2 years with extension options
Start date: As soon as possible
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To be considered, your application needs: a cover letter and a CV (including a list of relevant publications)
Institute of Human Biology (IHB)
The Institute of Human Biology (IHB) is a research center located in Basel Switzerland dedicated to engineering the most advanced human model systems for drug discovery, drug development and precision medicine. Our interdisciplinary and highly interactive research environment bridges academic and pharmaceutical research, connecting biologists, engineers, and data scientists. The IHB has close ties to Roche’s Pharmaceutical Research and Early Development (pRED) organization, and collaborates locally and with leading academic scientific institutions in Switzerland and worldwide to tackle grand challenges focusing on highly ambitious, complex scientific questions.
Basel Hub and the Swiss Landscape
Basel is an international hub for research and innovation. The University of Basel, Department of Biosystems Sciences and Engineering of the ETH Zürich, Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research, Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute, University Hospital Basel, and Institute of Human Biology, cultivate training environments for basic science learning and exploration. Together with headquarters and research innovation centers for world-leading pharmaceutical companies and biotechnology startups, the city is a melting pot of research development and commercialization. IHB has also established close links with the world-class Swiss technical university, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL).
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