PhD Studentship in Artificial Intelligence: The Robert Koch Institute, as part of the ZKI-PH “Centre for Artificial Intelligence in Public Health Research,” is offering multiple PhD positions in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) within Public Health Research. The positions are part of the Marie-Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Training Network DESTINY. The successful candidates will embark on exciting research projects at the interface of AI, medicine, and bioinformatics, contributing to advancements in early warning systems, risk assessment of pathogens, disease burden calculation, and more.
PhD Studentship in Artificial Intelligence within Public Health Research
Study Area: Artificial Intelligence, Public Health Research, Bioinformatics, Medicine
Location: Wildau, Robert Koch Institute, Germany
Eligibility/Qualification: Candidates should possess a completed scientific university degree (master’s degree or state examination) in a relevant field, such as information technology, science, medicine, or public health. Proficiency in quantitative data analysis, programming languages (e.g., Python, Java), and language skills (English at least C1, C2 preferred; German at least A2 or the willingness to acquire further language skills) is required. Experience in coordinating or managing scientific projects and knowledge of public health research are desirable.
Description: The selected candidates will work part-time with 25.35 hours per week (65% of a full-time position), with the remaining time allocated for PhD research. The roles involve conducting independent research in AI, handling complex data, developing algorithms, and ensuring the quality of work. Research results will be presented at national and international conferences, and scientific publications will be produced. Specific topics for research projects can be found on the ZKI-PH website.
How to Apply: Interested candidates should submit their applications exclusively via interamt.de, specifying job ID 1100651 / reference code 36/24, by April 30, 2024.
Last Date: Application Deadline: April 30, 2024
Contact: For further information on the position, contact Professor Antti Haapala via email: antti.haapala@uef.fi.
What we offer:
- 30 days of vacation and days off on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve
- Up to 50% mobile working possible
- Subsidized pension plan and capital-forming benefits
- Transparent payment according to collective agreement with annual bonus and regular pay increases
- Flexible working hours with flexitime and part-time options
- Individual training opportunities and a broad training catalog for personal development
- Sports offers, parent-child offices, and additional benefits
The Robert Koch Institute is committed to equal opportunities in employment, welcoming diversity in the workplace. Applications from all qualified individuals are encouraged, and severely disabled persons will receive preferential consideration. Data will be deleted after the application process has been completed.
