4 jobs found in Heidelberg

Join us to shape EMBL AI , a new EMBL-wide initiative that aims to exploit the full potential of AI-based approaches to advance scientific discovery. The European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) has long been a pioneer in developing and applying Artificial Intelligence (AI) to advance research in genomics, structural biology, and drug discovery. Innovative AI models like AlphaFold have already revolutionised protein structure prediction, and EMBL AI is now building the infrastructure, expertise, and community needed to take this further - across all of EMBL's missions and the wider life sciences research community. As part of this initiative, EMBL AI is establishing an AI Engineering & Automation Team at its Heidelberg Hub. As AI Engineer, you will be a founding member of this team - providing shared engineering capacity across EMBL-AI, contributing to a portfolio of pilot and flagship projects, and acting as a critical bridge between AI research and scientific...

The Research Scientist will join the  Prevedel group at EMBL Heidelberg. The goal of the lab is to develop next-generation, innovative optical imaging techniques to push the frontier of deep tissue and in vivo microscopy, with direct applications in biology and neuroscience. The primary role is to support the group by contributing to its research projects and day-to-day laboratory management. The successful candidate will directly participate in the group’s research projects and will be responsible for training and providing technical assistance to students and postdoctoral fellows. They will also be in charge of general lab organisation (Lab manager), including ordering of supplies and equipment and maintenance of databases. Your role  Design of mechanical, optical, and electronic components of cutting-edge, custom light microscopes for three-dimensional imaging inside scattering biological tissue. Construction, alignment, and adaptation of...

EMBL is a world leader in scientific research and at the forefront in the development of cutting-edge technologies. Research at EMBL is supported by the development of enabling technologies that are made available to the scientific community in its core facilities, ten of which are currently located at EMBL Heidelberg. Core facilities provide unique tools, expert advice and service for life scientists at EMBL and member states. A Core Facility on Microbial Automation & Culturomics (MACCF) has been recently set up in Heidelberg, and is seeking an experienced and highly motivated microbiome specialist to join the team. The facility was launched as part of the scientific Program Molecules to Ecosystems, and its mission is to enable large scale experimentation and screens in respect with cultivation, genetic manipulation and phenotyping of microbial species in isolation and / or in communities. The facility gives researchers access and training into cutting-edge automation, and...