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computational and statistical methods for spike sorting, signal processing, and quantification of network and seizure dynamics. Pursue an independent line of inquiry that complements the laboratory's interests
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data on the benefits of perennial features in the Lower Fraser Valley, including supervising and managing a small group of undergraduate research assistants to collect these data; 2. Integrating and
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supervising and managing a small group of undergraduate research assistants to collect these data; 2. Integrating and synthesizing biodiversity and ecosystem service field data from individual PERCS project
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Genetics course covering Mendelian Genetics Biology 228 Ecology courses or relevant research Field data collection and scientific writing Proficiency with R and statistical methods are an asset Biology 301
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approaches to improve cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment decision-making, and patient outcomes, with a growing focus on personalized medicine and AI-assisted clinical decision support. Our research
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values of EDI, community building, and transformative teaching and learning. Office of E-IDEA website: https://www.mcgill.ca/engineering/initiatives/e-idea . The Research Assistant 1 will work with an
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appointment (CLTA) in the field of Applied Statistics. The appointment will be at the rank of Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream with an anticipated start date of August 1, 2026. This search aligns with
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of Biomedical Engineering, please visit https://www.bme.ubc.ca/ . The Moraes Lab at the School of Biomedical Engineering is seeking a temporary full-time Research Assistant /Technician to join the team for 1
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contributions to dark matter research. Collaboration members contribute to detector calibration, data acquisition, event reconstruction, background modeling, statistical data analysis, and Monte Carlo simulations
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diverse learning styles. Collaborates with faculty to provide service and course-integrated instruction to students. Provides research assistance, consultation and support to users in assigned disciplines