25 PhD Positions (m/f/d) | Max Planck School of Biomedical AI

25 PhD Positions (m/f/d) | Max Planck School of Biomedical AI
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Job Offer from September 04, 2026
25 PhD Positions (m/f/d) - Max Planck School of Biomedical AI.
The
Max Planck School of Biomedical Artificial Intelligence
has opened the call for its first cohort of fully funded PhD positions at the intersection of
artificial intelligence and the life sciences
.
Our network
The Max Planck School of Biomedical AI (BMAI) brings together
leading researchers from universities and research institutions across Germany
to advance AI-based approaches in the life sciences. With more than 30 participating research groups, BMAI offers doctoral researchers access to a broad and diverse research network spanning
AI, computer science, mathematics, engineering, physics, and the life sciences
.
What we offer
A structured
three-year PhD program
at the interface of AI and biomedical research
Individual supervision by
two BMAI Fellows
from complementary research backgrounds
Access to a network of leading universities and research institutions across Germany
Recurring
one-week Schools
combining interdisciplinary scientific training, research exchange, and career development
Access to
state-of-the-art research environments
across participating institutions
Funding for
annual participation in an international scientific conference
Structured mentoring and opportunities for professional development
Competitive employment contracts at participating universities and research institutions
Research and training
BMAI doctoral researchers develop and apply computational and AI methods to address challenging questions across the life sciences. Research spans four interconnected areas, from
molecular and cellular systems
and
protein and molecule design
to
complex biological traits
and
neural networks.
As the School connects researchers across Germany, doctoral researchers come together at the annual Schools for interdisciplinary training and scientific exchange, while pursuing their research in one of the participating research groups.
Who are we looking for?
We welcome applications from highly motivated and excellent candidates who will hold a
Master’s degree (or equivalent)
in
computer science, mathematics, statistics, engineering, physics, or a related field
. Candidates from the
life sciences
are also encouraged to apply if they have a strong computational background and significant programming experience.
Your application
Applications open:
1 September 2026
Application deadline:
1 December 2026
Start of the program:
September 2027
For more details on the program, participating fellows, and the application process, please visit the
BMAI website
and
apply online
!