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About the position Applications are invited for a 3 years position in a Research Fellowship as PhD Candidate in Bioinformatics / Molecular biology to be based at the Department of Molecular Biology (EpiGen), University of Oslo.  Tips for a good text:Write the most important things first in a creative way that attracts good candidates.Use active and clear language where you speak directly to your dream candidate - this creates a more personal and inclusive text.Feel free to briefly describe what we as a workplace or unit can offer.Tell the applicant about the collaborative culture, environment, perks, and, for example, public transportation options.Tips for a good job posting from the State's employer portal.More about the position We are seeking a motivated Bioinformatics graduate who want...

Full-time position as postdoc in machine learning and bioinformatics for cancer immunotherapy at Oslo University HospitalWe are seeking a highly skilled and motivated postdoc with expertise in bioinformatics, machine learning and/or statistics for working on development of personalised cancer immunotherapy. This postdoc position is available for 2 years from March 1st 2025, with possibility for extension, in the research group of Professor Jon Amund Kyte at Dept. of Cancer Immunology, Institute for Cancer Research, Oslo University Hospital (OUS) Radiumhospitalet. Dr. Kyte is also Head of Department for Clinical Cancer Research (www.phase1.no), from where the below mentioned clinical trials were conducted. OUS is Norway’s largest hospital and medical research institution, and is accredited ...