International Centre for Translational Eye Research (Institute of Physical Chemistry, Polish Academy of Sciences)
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Project title, type and project number
International Centre for Translational Eye Research, MCBO 61/2022
Project leader
Prof. Maciej Wojtkowski
Description
The International Center for Translational Eye Research (ICTER) is a multi-investigator center for eye research related to imaging, biochemical and genomics techniques to support advances in understanding the etiology and treatment of human blinding diseases. Further information on the research priorities and current expertise of our Center can be found at http://www.icter.pl.
The group is led by Dr Marcin Tabaka (PI) and leverages high-throughput single-cell RNA and ATAC sequencing to address fundamental questions in biomedical research (https://tabaka-lab.org).
We have an open position for a PhD student in machine learning/bioinformatics with a focus on the analysis of high-throughput single-cell transcriptomics/epigenomics data and developing new analytical and scalable computational tools thereof. The candidate should have a background in math and computer sciences. No medical or genomics background is required, just inclination to acquire such knowledge is a must.
Key responsibilities include
Job type
Employment contract
Salary
6,600 PLN gross/month (4,700 net/month)
Maximum planned period of contract/stipend agreement
31 December 2023
We offer
More details
see websiteScientific discipline
Machine learning, bioinformatics, computational biology
Requirements
Key assessment criteria
Please submit the required documents to: icter_jobs@ichf.edu.pl
Kindly specify in the application topic: Recruitment no. MCBO 61/2022
For more details about the position please visit (website/webpage address): www.icter.pl, https://scg-lab.com or contact Marcin Tabaka (mtabaka@ichf.edu.pl)
Application deadline
22.07.2022 23:59
Deadline for the settlement of the competition
15.08.2022
Archival announcement. We would like to thank all candidates for their submitted applications.