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to extract cell density data and identify species in mixed culture experiments; Creates figures from data in R. Analyzes and interprets results from gathered data Qualifications: Experience working laboratory
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civil engineering at McGill; Must have completed CIVE 284 Structural engineering basics, CIVE 385 Structural steel and timber design and CIVE 338 Foundations and concrete design. August 26 to December 31
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: Routine lab maintenance, conduct 16S rRNA sequencing analyses and data interpretation, GC-FID analyses, assist in grant and report writing, prepare and run in vitro gut model studies, assist in cell culture
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about molecular biology and skilled in cutting-edge techniques like microinjection, Stem cell technology, and gene modification? We are seeking a talented Molecular Biologist/Cell Culture Technician
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: Jérémy Boulanger-Bonnelly is hiring one (1) part-time research assistant for the summer. The research assistant will work on research projects related to access to justice, class actions, and Quebec civil
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McGill University | Winnipeg Sargent Park Daniel McIntyre Inkster SE, Manitoba | Canada | 10 days ago
: Professor Josée Dostie Lab - Department of Biochemistry Position Summary: Tissue Culture Assistance. Western Blotting Support. RNA Extraction. PCR Assistance. General Laboratory Support. Other Qualifying
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, mainly in wet laboratory experience . Areas of particular interest include protein purification and column chromatography, and cell culture - Good command of both French and English - Must be able
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be employed in the Environmental Engineering Lab, part of the Department of Civil Engineering. Responsibilities include assisting with experiments focused on using clay as a remediation material for
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(par ex., les Ateliers de droit civil, l’Institut de jurilinguistique ). The Paul-André Crépeau Centre for Private and Comparative Law is looking for a candidate to fill a full-time position of Research
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within its team. The Research Assistant will be able to participate in all of the Crépeau Centre's activities, thus contributing to the influence and development of the Quebec civil law tradition