Computational scientist for optical pooled screening infrastructure

Computational scientist for new optical pooled screening infrastructure at the Danish Cancer Institute

Do you want to be part of a state-of-the-art core facility helping researchers understand the genetic underpinnings of complex biological phenomena? The Danish Cancer Institute (DCI) is seeking a highly motivated and experienced computational scientist to support a new open-access infrastructure for microscopy-based pooled CRISPR screening using in situ sequencing. The ideal candidate will have a scientific background in and experience with managing workflows for analyzing biological imaging and CRISPR screening data. The responsibility of the computational scientist is to establish and maintain the computational framework for the infrastructure and provide computational support for users of the infrastructure.

Contactperson: Jakob Nilsson

Email: jakob.nilsson@cpr.ku.dk

DEADLINE: 01-17-2025

Job description (link)Danish Cancer Institute