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A postdoc fellowship position is available in Dr. Xuesen Dong’s lab (http://donglab.ca ). Our research focuses on the mechanisms of therapy-resistant prostate cancers and the development
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of the Principal Investigators working on this project, the successful candidate will: oversee the operation of a state-of-the-art floating zone crystal growth lab; mentor a team of students and postdocs; through
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students and postdocs, and collaborating with other national and international academic institutions, government, and industry organizations. Other activities include attending conferences and workshops
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will also contribute to writing and publishing research project results, mentoring students and postdocs, and collaborating with other national and international academic institutions, government, and
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research project results, mentoring students and postdocs, and collaborating with other national and international academic institutions, government, and industry organizations. Other activities include
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, shared drive and folders and responsible for human resources archive. Working closely with HR Administrators, submits Offers of Employment allowing work permit applications for Postdocs, Visiting and
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with budgetary decisions. UBC is the head office for PIMS. There are sites at nine other universities in Canada and the U.S. Each of these sites has faculty members, postdocs, grad students, office
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University of Toronto | Downtown Toronto University of Toronto Harbord, Ontario | Canada | 16 days ago
postdocs in the CPS research labs. About 40% of our faculty have been hired in the last 10 years, the result of a recruitment and renewal drive that is ongoing. The Laboratory Coordinator position is an
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, e.g., in clinical settings to licensed health care professionals via lunch and learn workshops, info graphics, etc. EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE PhD in psychology Postdoc related to psychosocial oncology
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comfortable with public speaking and can develop creative, engaging workshops and events that support the professional development of HBHL trainees (i.e., McGill graduate students and postdocs with an interest