Launch week offerEnds in00h00m00s

Spatial Transcriptomics Professors and Supervisors in Switzerland

Professors in spatial transcriptomics in switzerland

76 professors found

Professor of Biophysics and Biomedical Engineering

ETH Zürich

Country flag

Switzerland

Research Interests

Cell Biology

Immunology

Transcriptomic

Spatial Transcriptomic

Single-cell Analysis

Focus Area Leader Bone Biology

AO Research Institute Davos

Country flag

Switzerland

Research Interests

Tissue Engineering

Periodontics

Bone Biology

Osteoblast

Bone Metabolism

Has grant

Full Professor (of Statistical Genomics)

University of Zurich

Country flag

Switzerland

Research Interests

Cell Biology

Biostatistics

Cell Analysis

Single-cell Analysis

Transcriptomic

Assistant Professor

University of Lausanne

Country flag

Switzerland

Research Interests

Systems Neuroscience

Developmental Neuroscience

Spatial Transcriptomic

Transcriptomic

Neuron

Assistant Professor

EPFL (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne)

Country flag

Switzerland

Research Interests

Cell Biology

Immunology

Spatial Transcriptomic

Neuroinflammation

Immunosenescence

University of Zurich

Country flag

Switzerland

Research Interests

Cell Biology

Immunology

Tumor Microenvironment

Cancer Biology

Mass Cytometry

University of Zurich

Country flag

Switzerland

Research Interests

Medical Imaging

Microbiology

Spatial Analysis

Spatial Transcriptomic

Spatial Epidemiology

Professor

University of Basel

Country flag

Switzerland

Research Interests

Cell Biology

Biochemistry

Rna Biology

Rna-seq

Metabolic Biology

University of Zurich

Country flag

Switzerland

Research Interests

Biostatistics

Cell Biology

Spatial Analysis

Spatial Transcriptomic

Spatial Statistics

67 more professors to explore

Sign up free to see them all, and ask ApplyKite Twin which ones fit you best.

Living costs in Switzerland

Estimated costs in Switzerland.

MonthlyYearly
Switzerland

Visa & Immigration Fees

Student visa and residence permit fees per year

CHF132

$150/yr

↑ —

Utilities & Connectivity

Electricity, water, internet, and mobile per year

CHF845

$960/yr

↑ —

Personal Care

Toiletries, haircuts, and personal items per year

CHF845

$960/yr

↑ —

Housing

Shared flats and off-campus rentals per year

CHF9.5k

$10,800/yr

↑ —

Estimates based on university averages and Numbeo

Popular professors

Adjunct Professor

Università del Salento

Country flag

Switzerland

Research Interests

Neurology

Immunology

Multiple Sclerosis

Myelination

Neuroinflammation

SNSF Ambizione Lecturer

University Hospital of Geneva

Country flag

Switzerland

Research Interests

Cell Biology

Systems Neuroscience

Neuroprotection

Alzheimer's Disease

Neurodegenerative Disease

Has grant

Opportunities these professors hire for

Publisher
source

ETH Zurich

Country flag

Switzerland

This postdoctoral project investigates how the metabolic tumor microenvironment of pediatric neuroblastoma is organized, reprogrammed and potentially exploited for treatment. The position is part of the NCCR Children and Cancer consortium and connects the Laboratory of Exercise and Health at ETH Zurich, headed by Prof. Katrien De Bock, with the Morscher Lab at University Children's Hospital Zurich, led by Dr. Raphael Morscher. The researcher will establish and characterize genetic and/or orthoto...

Biology
Vascular Biology
Single-cell Analysis
+9 more

3 days ago

ApplyKite Twin

Not sure which professor is right for you?

Your Twin reads your CV, searches every professor by meaning, not keywords, and learns what you want as you apply. Ask it anything about your application.

Find PhD supervisors who research spatial transcriptomics

Describe your research and see the professors who publish on it, free.

Quick Questions

Should I email professors before submitting my PhD application?
Yes. A well-targeted email can significantly improve your chances in many research-based programs.
What should I include in my first email to a professor?
A brief introduction, research interests aligned with the professor’s work, CV, and (if available) publication links.
How long should I wait before following up with a professor?
Typically 7–14 days. One polite follow-up is considered acceptable.
Is it better to send the same email to many professors?
No. Personalized emails that clearly match the professor’s research receive far better response rates.
Do I need a full research proposal when contacting professors?
Usually not initially — a short research summary is sufficient unless the professor specifically requests a full proposal.

Start your application with ApplyKite Twin, the assistant that learns about you as you apply.