PhD Candidate in Forecasting Resistance Spread and Epidemiological Impact
myScience
Basel
Key information
- Publication date:03 December 2025
- Workload:100%
- Place of work:Basel
Job summary
Join the University of Basel as a PhD Candidate focused on forecasting resistance spread and its epidemiological impact. This role offers a unique chance to contribute to groundbreaking research in a collaborative environment.
Tasks
- Conduct research on resistance spread and its epidemiological effects.
- Collaborate with experts and other researchers in the field.
- Publish findings in relevant scientific journals and conferences.
Skills
- Candidates should have a strong academic background and be nearing completion of their doctoral studies.
- Strong analytical and research skills are essential.
- Excellent communication skills for collaboration and publication.
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PhD Candidate in Forecasting Resistance Spread and Epidemiological Impact
Workplace Basel - North West Switzerland - SwitzerlandCategoryPositionPublished2 December 2025antelope Career Program 2026
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Your Tasks
By applying, you agree to our terms of participation.In principle, participation in all program elements is required. Absence may result in exclusion from the program.
Your Profile
You are a postdoctoral researcher or an outstanding doctoral candidate close to completion at the University of Basel or the Basel university hospitals.We Offer You
antelope supports you with a tailored offer on your path to a professorship.Please Note the Following
- Your application dossier includes the CV including publication list. Additionally, some questions are asked to help better classify your antelope application.
- Providing references is not necessary and the field "Earliest Start Date" can be left blank.
- Application possible in German or English
- Please note that your application may be evaluated by a person who is not specialized in your field.
- Application deadline:7 January 2026
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