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nucleic acid-based targeting agents to treat prostate cancer. The successful candidate will focus on the design, synthesis, modification and biophysical characterization of DNA aptamers. This position would
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. Capabilities • Background in product design and image processing, previous experience in CAD modeling, 3D printing or prototype production. • Experience with silicon casting, mold design or soft-material
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Application Specialist supports reliable delivery, operation, and readiness of software and related technology in SAIT classroom, teaching lab, and specialized lab environments. The role works closely with
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the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering for the Fall 2026 semester. These positions are open to McGill University students only. Hiring Unit: Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering Application
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: The candidate will be responsible for designing and performing experimental procedures aimed at investigating how the dopamine neurons are altered in disease models using in vivo calcium imaging, behavioural
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services and training in anesthesia; behavior; dentistry; dermatology; exotic, wild, and zoo animal medicine; internal medicine; medical imaging; nutrition; oncology; ophthalmology; radiation oncology
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a high level of accountability, skill and understanding relating to the application of a variety of procurement applications, processes, standards and procedures (CCDC), including “best value
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encephalitis, and related neurological disorders. The project combines human induced pluripotent stem cell (hiPSC) technology, brain organoids, genome engineering, advanced imaging, systems immunology, and high
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developed throughout the core architecture curriculum, advancing students’ understanding of image making as a critical and creative practice in architecture. Through a more focused and sophisticated
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. The research in the Department is also strengthened by our use of advanced imaging capabilities that includes EM, super-resolution, 2-photon, live-cell and high-throughput microscopy. Research in the Department