Researcher in Bioinformatics (ref 260000)

In the NFR-funded Norwegian Center of Excellence 'CanCell' we are interested in developing new methods to reprogram cancer cells. To better understand how the immune system is affected by Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML), we are currently developing a multiparameter flow cytometry method to be able to identify the various types of immune cells and cancer cells that are present in bone marrow and peripheral blood of AML patients. The candidate will contribute to the project by developing routines for analysis of large datasets obtained with multiparameter flow cytometry (over 40 cell surface markers). In the second stage of the project, the candidate will use these methods to analyze complex datasets obtained from multiple patients, and correlate this information with various patient characteristics to determine disease progression and outcome.

The work will be conducted in the Cancer Molecular Medicine group headed by Dr. Enserink, which is physically located at the Radium Hospital.

For more information and how to apply: https://www.jobbnorge.no/en/available-jobs/job/260000/researcher-in-bioinformatics