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University of British Columbia | Northern British Columbia Fort Nelson, British Columbia | Canada | 2 months ago
collaboration by engaging strong interdisciplinary teams of experimentalists and theorists from physics, chemistry, and applied science, and establishing active partnerships with TRIUMF, the Canadian Light Source
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About the Opportunity Summary Individuals are sought to teach 1) graduate courses in science and technology relevant to the biotechnology field specifically to biopharmaceuticals and 2) graduate
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service delivery in areas such as virtual care, mobile technologies, and wearable devices for health. However, recent research has largely focused on the accuracy of the technology and much less on real
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at the molecular and tissue level, and how its disruption contributes to hereditary cancers and pediatric malignancies (https://bcchr.ca/maxwell-lab ). Key areas include: Mechanisms of cell division fidelity
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Research Institute and UBC, investigates how cell division is regulated at the molecular and tissue level, and how its disruption contributes to hereditary cancers and pediatric malignancies (https
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regulated at the molecular and tissue level, and how its disruption contributes to hereditary cancers and pediatric malignancies (https://bcchr.ca/maxwell-lab ). Key areas include: Mechanisms of cell
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analyses using advanced scientific tools though an easy to use interface. More information about CBRAIN can be found at https://cbrain.ca and https://github.com/aces/cbrain . Reporting to the Director
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Institute for Research in Mathematical Sciences and the Principles of Intelligence (PrincInt: https://princint.ai/ ), housed within the Fields Institute's Centre for Mathematical AI. The fellowships support
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the development of online data sharing solutions, notably the Bento Platform (https://github.com/bento-platform ), which supports the Pan-Canadian Genome Library (https://genomelibrary.ca/ ), and many other
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specific to any professional domains or disciplines (e.g., business, marketing, and engineering). The degree is deeply rooted in experiential learning that is closely linked to professional applications in