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Isb Sib is seeking Research Fellows at the Centre for Pathogen Bioinformatics in Basel, Switzerland. This role offers a world-class research environment focusing on pathogen bioinformatics, evolutionary modelling, and large-scale genomic analysis.
Successful candidates will receive mentorship and contribute to teaching and outreach efforts, enhancing their experience in both research and practical applications. Opportunities for collaboration and public health software development are also included.
The Centre for Pathogen Bioinformatics (CPB) hosts young researchers during their fellowships in the Basel area. With the groups of Emma Hodcroft, Niko Beerenwinkel, Richard Neher, and Tanja Stadler all based in the Basel life science hub, we offer a world‑class research environment in the field of Pathogen Bioinformatics, with particular focus on evolutionary and epidemiological modelling, bioinformatics, statistics, phylogenetics, and large‑scale genomic data analysis.
Support to translate research results into public health tools: we have an active research software developer group, supporting to turn research prototypes into maintained public health tools (such as NextStrain, V‑pipe, CoVariants, Cov‑Spectrum).
Teaching, supervision and outreach opportunities: the four PIs are core to the teaching, supervision and outreach activities around the Center's mission and support fellows to contribute to these activities. In particular the joint Master program in Computational Biology and Bioinformatics provides exciting opportunities to supervise Master theses.
Mentoring: the PIs of the Center will support you around next career steps through mentoring.
The CPB offers expertise and services in pathogen data management and analysis, computational molecular epidemiology, and related multi‑site project management. Core data analysis platforms and dashboards which played major roles during the COVID‑19 pandemic response contribute to the mission of the Centre. They facilitate the coherent interpretation of relevant data to be prepared for future pathogenic threats. At the interface between public health and research, the Centre ensures that Switzerland remains at the forefront of data management and data analysis required for real‑time surveillance, generating insights for evidence‑based global pathogen response and public health strategies.