PhD Candidate (f/m/x) in Data Science for Biomedical Imaging

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Area of research: PHD Thesis Job description: PhD Candidate (f/m/x) in Data Science for Biomedical Imaging 103004 Full time 39 hrs./week Neuherberg near Munich At Helmholtz Munich, we develop groundbreaking solutions for a healthier society in a rapidly changing world. We believe that diverse perspectives drive innovation. Through strong partnerships, we accelerate the transfer of new ideas from the lab to real-life applications, improving lives. What biological information is hidden in biomedical imaging data – and how can we extract it reliably? The Institute for Biological and Medical Imaging (IBMI) is looking for a curious and persistent PhD candidate (f/m/x) who wants to discover new biological and medical insights from cutting-edge imaging and sensing technologies. You will work at the interface of data science, imaging technology and biomedical research , developing analysis strategies for complex real-world datasets ranging from preclinical experiments to human studies. We are looking for someone who enjoys understanding complex datasets in depth: identifying limitations and confounders, working with developers to understand the imaging pipeline, and finding robust ways to extract biological information even when datasets are small, heterogeneous or noisy. We value scientific curiosity and persistence over blind application of standard pipelines. The right candidate will want to understand why an analysis works, what information it uses, when it fails, and how confident we can be in its conclusions. Your tasks You will work with unique datasets generated by cutting-edge optoacoustic imaging and sensing technologies, with the goal of discovering biological and medical information that has not yet been fully exploited. You will have the freedom to ask what information is contained in these data and develop the computational and statistical approaches needed to extract it. Working closely with experts in imaging technology, algorithm development, biology, and medicine, you will be able to understand the entire path from physical measurements to biological interpretation and develop robust analysis approaches tailored to challenging real-world biomedical data. You will have the opportunity to: Analyze unique preclinical and clinical imaging datasets and uncover novel biological and medical insights. Develop innovative data analysis, image analysis, statistical, and machine learning methods, choosing the approach that best fits the scientific question. Investigate systematically what information is contained in imaging data, how it can be extracted, and how confidently conclusions can be drawn. Develop and apply approaches for uncertainty quantification, robust inference, and validation of biomedical imaging results. Work directly with biologists, biomedical researchers, and clinicians to formulate relevant questions and interpret findings in their biological and medical context. Contribute to turning advanced imaging and sensing technologies into tools that generate new biological understanding and clinically relevant information. Your profile Master Degree in Data Science, Computational Biology, Bioinformatics, Mathematics, Physics, Engineering, Computer Science or related disciplines with a strong academic record. Strong background in data analysis, statistics, machine learning, scientific computing, or related computational methods. Strong programming skills, preferably in Python , and experience working with scientific data. Strong interest in using computational methods to discover biological or medical insights from imaging and sensing data. Curiosity and willingness to engage with both the technical foundations of imaging methods and the biological or medical questions behind the data. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Independent, proactive, and collaborative working style. Excellent communication skills and fluency in English. Enthusiasm for interdisciplinary teamwork in an international research envir An