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build new electrochemical reactors for carbon capture, utilization, and storage. Position summary: We are seeking postdocs to lead and participate in projects that are associated with: The capture and
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End Date May 1, 2024 Note: Applications will be accepted until 11:59 PM on the day prior to the Posting End Date above. Job End Date Jun 30, 2026 45000 - 50000 per year The The Iron-Sulphur and Carbon
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Behaviour in School-Aged Children survey. Additionally, the successful applicant will lead the team in conducting analysis for other surveys conducted at our centre, such as the Canadian Trans Youth Health
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the Postgraduate Deans Office. They will lead the administration of the portfolio and support the PGME Faculty Leads for Fellowships and Areas of Focused Competence (AFCs) in implementing strategic objectives
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, allied healthcare professionals and researchers with subject matter expertise, and leading the development and building of REDCap databases. The PDF will lead completion of protocol development and the
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, and leading the development and building of REDCap databases. The PDF will lead completion of protocol development and the ethics approval process, coordinate participant recruitment with Hippy Lab
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will lead completion of protocol development and the ethics approval process, coordinate participant recruitment with Hippy Lab Research Coordinators and Assistants, oversee data collection, conduct
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healthcare professionals and researchers with subject matter expertise, and leading the development and building of REDCap databases. The PDF will lead completion of protocol development and the ethics
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reports; 3) lead project administration, including communications with research partners and project stakeholders and deliverables; and 4) develop funding applications for continued research. The candidate
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outputs in the forms of journal publications, conference presentations, and reports; 3) lead project administration, including communications with research partners and project stakeholders and deliverables