Research engineer [F/M] for AI-driven molecular and spatial analysis of tumor cell plasticity

id="offer-description" class="ecl-u-type-heading-2 ecl-u-mt-none ecl-u-mb-l">Offer Description A two-year research engineer position is available in team BioTiC at Inria Lyon. At BioTiC, we study cellular systems through computational models and bioinformatic data analysis, in order to better understand their organizational principles. In our team, we value working together, being innovative, and providing opportunities for professional and personal growth. The position is within the framework of project AIMPACT, a collaboration between Magali Richard, Yuna Blum, Sophie Achard (CNRS), Anton Crombach (Inria), and Alex Petersen (Brigham Young University, Utah, USA). The overall goal of this project is to better understand tumor cell plasticity, that is to say the ability of cancer cells to dynamically reprogram their transcriptional programs in response to environmental cues. You will be advised by Anton Crombach , whilst working together with other members of the project. Y ou will be located at Inria’s La Doua site and you will have regular opportunities to visit partners in Grenoble and Rennes. You will benefit from the expertise at BioTiC regarding bioinformatic data analysis and computational modelling of biological systems; and through AIMPACT’s partners you will profit from world-class knowledge regarding statistics, machine learning and AI, and cancer biology. Overall, the project will foster your career in terms of building up cutting-edge expertise on high-dimensional