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to uncovering the mechanisms of immune-mediated diseases of the nervous system through human discovery science. Embedded within an extensive interdisciplinary network of experts in neuroimmunology, stem cell
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support day-to-day supervision of these trainees' work in the lab. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS A completed PhD in microbiology, immunology, cell biology, biochemistry, or a related discipline. Experience with
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biological mechanisms underlying health and disease. Labs are loosely organized into collaborative research groups, including Cell and Developmental Biology, Diabetes, Cardiovascular, and Neuroscience, and LSI
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Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute | Central Toronto Roselawn, Ontario | Canada | about 10 hours ago
developmental origins of health and disease. We welcome applications exploring the molecular, cellular, and genetic mechanisms that drive early development and stem cell dynamics. Research approaches and
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essential. At least one year of research experience in the following fields: molecular and cell biology of oligodendrocytes and myelin, biochemistry, electron microscopy. Language: Must be fluent in both
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of human stem cells. We are seeking a Research Technician to assist with the day-to-day operations of the wet lab, including but not limited to preparing stocks of key reagents, receiving and organizing
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world. Canada Impact+ Emerging Leaders are six-year positions valued at $100,000 annually, renewable once for an additional six years, intended for exceptional emerging scholars who have the potential to lead in
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lab system), in coordination with lab manager. Prepares stocks for common cell culture reagents and chemical solutions. Ensures all lab consumables are stocked and equipment is in working condition
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of endometriosis to clear cell and/or endometrioid ovarian carcinomas. This work will form the basis of prevention, treatment, and etiological understanding of disease. The successful candidate will work within a
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Research) at the University of British Columbia is seeking a highly motivated Postdoctoral Fellow to study the process driving malignant transformation of endometriosis to clear cell and/or endometrioid