Are you interested in solving fascinating biological or medical questions computationally? At the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) in Heidelberg, Germany’s largest biomedical research institute, computational scientists work at the forefront of cancer research. They combine inter­disciplinary approaches from physics, biology, bioinformatics and statistics to analyze and understand complex biological and medical data.

Main activities at the DKFZ involving big data:

• Development and application of computa­tional methods for the integrative analysis of genomic, epigenetic, transcriptomic, proteo­mic, meta­bolomic and radiomic data
• Development of methods for modeling and simulation of biological and medical processes
• DNA mutation analysis by next-generation DNA sequencing of individual human cancer genomes
• Application of state-of-the-art technologies in automated live-cell imaging and image analysis
• Computer-assisted radiology and surgery
• Biostatistical evaluation of experimental and clinical data
• Integration and development of new methods for systems biology and systems medicine

More information about computational research at the DKFZ can be found here. Flyer for download. For informal inquiries don't hesitate to contact Bernd Fischer ( b.fischer@dkfz.de ).

To apply online to the International PhD Program visit www.dkfz.de/phd