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will help lead efforts to design and manage online surveys, data collection, analysis, and coordinate with partner organizations. The incumbent will be working with Montreal Mobility survey data
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: Develop advanced bioimaging methods and apply them to study the molecular mechanisms that paxillin and its binding partners use to regulate cell migration. Will learn cell biology, advanced microscopy
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skills and expertise are necessary. In addition, depending on interest and experience, the postdoctoral researcher will also have to opportunity to conduct studies in cell and animal models. Working in a
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patient communities, advocacy groups, healthcare practitioners, and other stakeholders, where appropriate to the research program. Support knowledge mobilization activities and contribute
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design, nucleic acid and protein assays, microscopy/imaging techniques, animal studies, mammalian cell culture Preferred (not required, but an asset) skills: bioinformatic data analysis, R programming
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postdoctoral fellowship. The successful candidate will join a national interdisciplinary research program examining rehabilitation as a critical component of Canada's health and social systems. The postdoctoral
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: Programming proficiency in at least R or Python (ideally both), plus comfortable use of Unix/Linux shell. Hands-on experience with high-performance computing (Slurm/PBS or equivalent) and/or cloud computing
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cutting-edge knowledge. Required Qualifications & Experience PhD in a relevant field, including Biophysics, Cell Biology, Neuroscience, Cancer Biology, Biomedical Engineering, Bioengineering, or related
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objective of developing a new generation of university researchers working on access to justice for OLMCs in Canada a plan for the knowledge mobilization (1 page) Qualifications: PhD (awarded less than five