In-cell structural systems biology of infection
For ‘dry-lab’ bioinformaticians, we offer opportunities to develop applied projects based on our own experimental data, data from collaborators at EMBL and outside, and projects focused on software development. For ‘wet-lab’ experimentalists, we have a cell biology lab, in which we run proteomics and imaging projects related to the influenza A virus.
We are always looking for students to work in either dry lab, on developing and applying novel computational methods, or wet lab, on experimental molecular cell virology projects. For dry lab, a background and/or interest in bioinformatics, structural modeling, programming, image analysis, or systems biology is beneficial. Students will have the opportunity to learn a variety of bioinformatics and modeling tools and gain expertise in the cutting-edge field of integrative structure and systems biology. For the wet lab, experience in mammalian cell culture would be strongly beneficial. Students are expected to be highly motivated to work on challenging research projects in an international team.
Please have a look at the pages for Visitors and Undergraduates and send your CV and a brief motivation letter to Jan Kosinski directly.