PhD position in Computational and Developmental Biology in Berlin (m/f/d)
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Berlin
EUR 45.000 - 60.000
Sei unter den ersten Bewerbenden.
Vor 3 Tagen
Jobbeschreibung
Job Title: PhD position in Computational and Developmental Biology in Berlin (m/f/d)
Client:
MDC
Location:
Berlin, Germany
Job Category:
Education
EU work permit required:
Yes
Job Reference:
1c0696313d74
Job Views:
1
Posted:
16.05.2025
Expiry Date:
30.06.2025
Job Description:
You will develop new algorithms to infer cellular differentiation trajectories in the developing embryo from time-resolved single-cell RNA, spatial transcriptomics, and lineage tracing data.
You will use machine learning methods to combine spatial transcriptomics data with other data modalities such as single-cell transcriptome or advanced microscopy data.
You will compare mouse embryonic development with other species (e.g., human, fish, bird) and synthetic embryo models.
You will analyze and compare synthetic organoid development with in vivo embryonic development.
You will work closely with experimental collaborators.
You will be an active member of a highly interdisciplinary team involving data scientists and biological researchers.
Requirements:
MSc degree in computational or natural sciences.
Strong computational or quantitative focus (computational biology, bioinformatics, mathematics, or related fields).
Strong programming skills (Python, R); experience in software development is a plus.
Excellent communication skills for collaboration.
Solid statistical knowledge and experience with machine learning methods.
Ability to work independently and handle challenging analysis tasks.
We offer:
An international environment with communication in English and German.
Career development and training opportunities.
Work-life balance support certified by the 'berufundfamilie' audit.
Support for new Berlin residents through the MDC Welcome & Family Office.
On-campus health and fitness facilities.
Stimulating research environment with excellent science.
Opportunity to work on cutting-edge biomedical data.
Potential to become an expert in single-cell genomics and machine learning approaches.
Additional benefits include:
Remuneration according to the collective agreement for the federal public service (TVöD-Bund), including pension schemes.
Flexible working hours and childcare support.
Subsidy for the job ticket.
Additional health benefits such as flu vaccination, eye tests, and ergonomic workplace advice.