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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 9 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