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Postdoc in Multi-omics Machine Learning and Computational Cancer Biology – KTH, Stockholm

KTH Royal Institute of Technology↗
📍 Stockholm▣ Full-time · Temporary position (max. 2 years)◷ Postdoctoral▦ Posted: 2026-10-26Closes in 14 days

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Who is this job for?

A postdoc of up to two years in the A Lundberg Lab at KTH and SciLifeLab, Stockholm, part of the DDLS program. The role builds interpretable machine-learning models that combine multi-omics, pathology and imaging data for cancer precision medicine. It suits computer scientists and bioinformaticians interested in a bioinformatics postdoc in Europe.

Eligibility at a glance

  • Doctoral degree in computer science, machine learning, computational biology, bioinformatics or a related field
  • Strong research profile in machine or deep learning with interest in cancer or biomedicine
  • Python and/or R; experience building and evaluating ML methods
  • Solid statistics and multivariate analysis; excellent English

How to apply

  • Apply online through KTH's official recruitment page
  • Include a CV, copies of diplomas and grades (with English or Swedish translations if needed) and a statement of up to two pages on why you want to join the lab
  • Last date: 15 November 2026 (written in the listing)

Tips for applicants

For candidates living outside Sweden

  • Get certified English translations ready if your degree documents are in another language
  • Experience with computational pathology, multimodal ML or foundation models is listed as useful

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Job Description

and Wallenberg National Program for Data-Driven Life Science (DDLS) and is based at SciLifeLab Stockholm and KTH. We develop and apply computational approaches for cancer precision medicine, with a particular focus on understanding the molecular mechanisms underlying cancer aggressiveness, metastasis and treatment resistance. The research combines cancer biology, multi-omics and computational methods, with a strong track record of interdisciplinary research and publications in leading journals. More information about the lab is available at: A Lundberg Lab.
We will integrate multiple data modalities (biological, clinical/pathological data and medical imaging), with an emphasis on developing interpretable and biologically meaningful models. Methods include machine/deep learning, image analysis, computational pathology, multi-omics integration and foundation models.
The position is suitable for a researcher with a strong computational background and demonstrated expertise in machine learning, deep learning or related areas, combined with an interest in cancer biology and biomedical applications.
The position also includes opportunities to contribute to grant applications, research networks, education and mentorship.

Qualifications

  • A doctoral degree in computer science, machine learning, computational biology, bioinformatics, or a related field. This eligibility requirement must be fulfilled by the time the appointment decision is made.
  • A strong research profile in machine learning, deep learning, computational biology, or related computational fields, with a demonstrated interest in applying computational methods to cancer or other biomedical research.
  • Programming skills in Python and/or R, and experience developing, implementing, and evaluating computational or machine learning methods.
  • Solid knowledge of statistics, biostatistics, and multivariate data analysis, including appropriate methods for model evaluation and validation.
  • Excellent written and spoken English, as English is used in day-to-day work.
  • Experience in:
  • Working with large-scale, high-dimensional biological or biomedical datasets and integrating heterogeneous data types.
  • One or more of the following areas: multi-omics data analysis and integration, multimodal machine learning, medical imaging, computational pathology, image analysis, biological data integration, or foundation models.
  • Unix/Linux environments and high-performance computing systems.
  • Scientific writing, scientific publications, and/or grant applications.

Skills Required

  • A doctoral degree obtained within the three years preceding the application deadline.
  • Experience in:
  • Developing interpretable or explainable machine learning models.
  • Applying machine learning to cancer biology, cancer genomics, or precision medicine.
  • Working with large-scale public or clinical datasets and independently developing research projects.
  • Teaching, mentoring, or supervision.
  • Well-developed analytical and problem-solving skills.
  • Ability to work effectively in an interdisciplinary and collaborative research environment.
  • A structured and organized working style.
  • Awareness of diversity and equal opportunities, with a particular focus on gender equality.
  • Great emphasis will be placed on personal skills.

Additional Information

CompanyKTH Royal Institute of Technology
LocationStockholm
Job TypeFull-time · Temporary position (max. 2 years)
Experience LevelPostdoctoral
Application Deadline2026-11-15
Posted Date2026-10-26
Company Websitehttps://www.kth.se/en ↗
SourceOfficial Career Page ↗
SchoolSchool of Engineering Sciences in Chemistry, Biotechnology and Health
LabA Lundberg Lab (SciLifeLab / DDLS)
DurationAt most two years
Reference numberPA-2026-3456
Application documentsCV, copies of diplomas and grades, max. two-page statement of research interests

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