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optimization, digital health adoption, and practice transformation. The opportunity The IT Management Department at the Ted Rogers School of Management (TRSM), Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU), invites
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research technicians and coordinators. Responsibilities Reporting to the Principal Investigator, Dr. Rachel Eddy, the incumbent will be responsible for: Development and optimization of rapid pulse sequences
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optimized for single-molecule mechanical manipulation. Develop, refine, and implement automated data analysis pipelines using Igor Pro (or MATLAB, Python). Mentor graduate and undergraduate students within
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Performed: • Design, plan, and conduct independent research projects. • Perform and optimize molecular, cellular, and immunological experiments. • Analyze, interpret, and present experimental data. • Prepare
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optimize molecular, cellular, and immunological experiments. • Analyze, interpret, and present experimental data. • Prepare manuscripts, figures, presentations, and assist with grant applications. • Develop
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. Expected Responsibilities: Synthesize or commercially source relevant functional small molecules, monomers, and polymers. Perform and optimize mineral extractions from ores provided by industrial partner
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Optimization and the Institute for Quantum Computing, both at the University of Waterloo in Ontario, Canada. You will also work closely with Canada’s National Research Council. The Institute for Quantum
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injury, and repair in experimental models of multiple sclerosis. Designing, implementing, troubleshooting, and optimizing experimental approaches. Developing and executing studies utilizing transgenic
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using languages such as Python, R, and Bash. · Experience developing, implementing, and optimizing computational pipelines and bioinformatics tools for large-scale genomic datasets. · Strong
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team (external). Assist with the development and optimization of laboratory and analytical workflows. · Contribute to grant applications, manuscripts, reports, and presentations, with strong