Placeholder PhD position in generative models of cells
Placeholder summary of an open PhD position. This position is not real.
Plate VII
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ErythrocyteMegakaryocyteGranulocyteMonocyteProgenitor
- Erythrocyte
- Megakaryocyte
- Granulocyte
- Monocyte
Pl. VII Before the marble rolls: the landscape of the home page's figure, seen from above as a topographic map. It is the quasi-potential of the lab's model of blood-cell differentiation (the myeloid network of Krumsiek et al. 2011), low where cells collect; every cell starts in the progenitor's basin and settles in one of four valleys. Below: open positions, and how to join.
Wild-type baseline of the model, 160 by 80 grid, computed at build · the same terrain as Plate I
Open positions2
Placeholder position for a research software engineer
Placeholder summary of an open engineering position without a deadline. This position is not real.
How to join
This page is a draft pending review.
There are two ways to join the lab.
Posted positions. Open positions are listed on this page with their description, deadline and contact. Apply as each position describes.
Rolling applications. If no posted position fits, you can apply at any time by email to the office of Fabian Theis. Send a short letter about what you would like to work on, your CV and the names of two references. The contact page lists who handles appointments and applications.
Placeholder paragraph about what working in the lab is like. The lab writes the real text before launch.