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and highly-motivated scientists to join its Faculty to develop their own independent research group. We welcome applicants from across the whole field of computational biology, in particular working at the interface of artificial intelligence and biology. Women, who are under-represented in our Faculty, are especially being … encouraged to apply. EMBL-EBI is a global leader in computational biology and bioinformatics. Our research groups develop and apply computational approaches to answer fundamental and applied questions, ranging from studying how the genome has evolved through to how the microbiome affects our health and the impact … of protein structure on drug responses. From a computational perspective, research in the Institute builds and expands upon a variety of methods, from strategies for sequence analysis through to high-dimensional statistical models, machine learning and artificial intelligence. Computational methods developed by groups based at EMBL-EBI are more »

evaluations, where every line of code you write propels you closer to ground breaking insights. Get ready to revolutionise the way we understand cellular biology and pave the way for a future where every experiment holds the promise to aid global sustainability! We’re growing our Data Science team … have an M.Sc. or PhD in a field related to AI/ML or Data Analytics such as: Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Physics, Biophysics, Computational Biology or Engineering Science You’ll have worked in an industry-setting, preferably biopharma/biotech with a track record of applying ML … data visualization and dimensionality reduction algorithms Ability to develop, benchmark and apply predictive algorithms to generate hypotheses Comfortable working in cloud and high-performance computational environments (e.g. GCP, AWS) Desirable, but not essential, an understanding of mammalian cell line and bioprocess development Work collaboratively, you'll establish and maintain more »