Post Doctorate Scientist; Organoid Systems Biology - Institute of Human Biology

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Join Roche, where every voice matters.### ### The Position The  (IHB) in Basel, Switzerland, is seeking a
** Post Doctorate Scientist
** to join the Organoid Systems Biology (OSB) group. The OSB group studies the mechanisms of tissue homeostasis and organization in disease development and therapeutic response by integrating state-of-the-art computer science with quantitative molecular cell biology. The group is particularly interested in understanding the dynamics of homeostatic regulation; we develop functional imaging and analytical frameworks to probe and analyze the structure of molecular circuits
* in situ*, leveraging organoids as experimentally controllable models of complex tissue physiologies.### The Opportunity As a Post Doctorate Scientist, you will pursue your research within the IHB’s open-lab environment. You will join the
** Molecular Probing Team**, embedded in the OSB group alongside approximately six experimental biologists and six computer scientists. As a member of the OSB, you will have the opportunity to drive scientific discovery by leveraging the highly collaborative environment within the IHB.
* ** Scientific Leadership:
** Lead projects investigating mechanisms governing organ development, pathogenesis, or drug resistance using advanced imaging in organoid systems.
* ** Innovation:
** Utilize your creativity to drive and achieve meaningful research goals defined within the broader mission of Roche’s Research and Early Development (pRED) programs.
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* Collaboration:

** Actively contribute to and spearhead multidisciplinary initiatives within the group and across the Institute.
* ** Mentorship:
** Supervise Ph.D. and Master’s students, fostering a culture of learning and professional development.
* ** Communication:
** Contribute to the preparation of high-impact scientific manuscripts and presentations for national and international conferences.### ### Who You Are You thrive in a dynamic, inclusive environment that grants you full accountability for your contributions, development, and success. You are resourceful and creative in problem-solving within a collaborative setting. Furthermore, you foster a culture of mutual support, cross-training, and continuous self-improvement.
* ** Ph.D.
** in Cell Biology, Biotechnology, Developmental Biology, Bioengineering, or a related field. Candidates should be early-career researchers who completed their Ph.D. within the
** last four years**.
* A strong passion for and commitment to fundamental, impactful research.
* Excellent observational and analytical skills with a keen eye for detail.
* A robust background in
** Molecular Biology, Stem Cell Biology, and Functional Imaging**.
* Familiarity with techniques such as advanced organoid models and
** Spatial Omics**.
* Expertise in
** Quantitative Live-Cell Microscopy**.
* Proficiency in scientific data analysis, with the ability to work effectively within a team of computational biologists.
* Proven research capabilities, evidenced by prior publications, including the ability to design, execute, and interpret study results.
* Outstanding communication skills, with professional fluency in both spoken and written English.
* Proven ability to manage priorities strategically while maintaining a focus on detail.
* Adaptability and open-mindedness, with a readiness to adjust direction as research evolves.
* The ability to work autonomously, rapidly establish professional networks, and build strong working relationships.### ### Additional…