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Merja Heinäniemi

9 months ago

Postdoctoral Researcher in Bioinformatics and Single Cell Multiomics University of Eastern Finland in Finland

Degree Level

Postdoc

Field of study

Immunology

Funding

Available

Deadline

Expired

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Finland

University

University of Eastern Finland

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Keywords

Immunology
Computer Science
Biomedical Engineering
Biology
Computational Biology
Personalized Medicine
Systems Biology
Medical Science
Statistics
Statistical Modelling
Bioinformatic
Metabolomic
Transcriptomic

About this position

The University of Eastern Finland invites applications for a Postdoctoral Researcher position in Bioinformatics and Single Cell Multiomics, based at the School of Medicine, Faculty of Health Sciences, Kuopio Campus. This 3-year, full-time position is embedded in the research group led by Professor Merja Heinäniemi and focuses on modelling leukemia and immune cell dynamics to advance personalised medicine approaches.

The successful candidate will integrate and model patient transcriptome, metabolome, and proteome data at single cell resolution, aiming to connect these profiles with intra- and intercellular regulatory networks and to capture immune system and disease states in multi-omics models. The role offers extensive collaboration with an international, interdisciplinary team of experts in leukemia biology, immunology, gene regulation, computational biology, and clinical research.

Main responsibilities include planning and conducting data-driven studies in leukemia biology and immunology, benchmarking and developing statistical, AI, and systems biology methodologies for multiomics data, producing high-quality scientific publications, and contributing to research proposals. The postdoctoral researcher will also co-supervise PhD students and may participate in undergraduate teaching within their area of expertise.

Applicants must have a doctoral degree in a relevant field (bioinformatics, systems biology, computational biology, or related), completed within the last five years (excluding parental leave, military service, etc.), and demonstrate excellent or good English proficiency. Required skills include a formal background in bioinformatics or related fields, practical experience with omics data analysis in a biomedical context, solid knowledge of single cell omics technologies and data analysis, and a strong research record. Additional advantages are experience in leukemia or immunology research, bioinformatics method development, time series modelling, international research cooperation, and student supervision.

The position is funded according to the Finnish university salary system, with a job requirement component of 3,293.89 euros/month (level 5) and a personal performance component of 6–50%, resulting in a starting salary of approximately 3,620–4,020 €/month. The university offers comprehensive staff benefits, including professional development, occupational health care, staff training, discounted campus lunches, and affordable sports services.

To apply, submit your application via the university's electronic application form by 16 February 2026. Required documents include a CV, list of publications, copies of academic degree and language proficiency certificates, and a motivation letter (max 2 pages). Applications must be in English. For further information, contact Professor Merja Heinäniemi at [email protected].

Join a vibrant, international academic community in Finland, renowned for its high quality of life, modern technology, and excellent education system. For more information about the university and working in Finland, visit www.uef.fi/en.

Funding details

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What's required

Applicants must hold a doctoral degree in a relevant field (such as bioinformatics, systems biology, computational biology, or related areas), completed no more than five years before the start of the position (excluding parental leave, military service, etc.). Excellent or good spoken and written English skills are required, as English is the working language. Candidates should have a formal background in bioinformatics or related fields, practical experience with omics data analysis in a biomedical context, solid knowledge of single cell omics technologies and data analysis, and a strong research record. Advantages include experience in leukemia or immunology research, bioinformatics method development, time series modelling, international research cooperation, and supervision of students.

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Cell Biology

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Cancer Biology

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