The interdisciplinary research center TranslaTUM at the Technical University of Munich in Germany is looking for a
Postdoc/PhD in single-cell Bioinformatics
Single-cell technologies have recently gained tremendous popularity with a big impact on understanding the pathogenesis of diseases and the design of targeted therapies. Analyzing high-dimensional single-cell data has its own statistical and computational challenges, and standard tools often cannot be applied. The purpose of the position and goal of the project is to develop and apply bioinformatic tools for the analysis of high-dimensional immunological data sets. Our laboratory (Zielinski lab) focusses on human T cell regulation in health and disease. We are currently deciphering the heterogeneity and regulation of tissue resident T cells at single cell resolution in human peripheral tissues.
Your responsibilities:
- implement, develop and extend methods for processing and analyzing single-cell RNAseq
and protein profiles (FACS, CyTOF)
- develop methods for second level analyses e.g. interaction networks, enrichment analyses
- biological interpretation of data
Your qualification
- PhD/MSc degree in bioinformatics, computer science, mathematics, life sciences
- background in Machine Learning and/or RNAseq analysis
- interest in biological applications
- passion for science and scientific work
- proficient in written and spoken English
Our offer:
- Working in an innovative, highly funded and scientifically stimulating environment
- A young and dynamic international research group
- Further training opportunities and international lab rotations
- Initial employment contract for up to 3 years with a standard public service salary (TV EntgO
Bund) and possibility to prolong the contract.
- Experienced postdoctoral candidates will be given the opportunity to supervise students and to develop their own independent research agenda.
Application documents (motivation letter, CV, certificates, two references) should be submitted
as soon as possible and no later than 20th July 2020 as a single PDF file to
[email protected]For Information:
www.zielinskilab.com
