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Supervisor: Jeffrey Cardille, PhD Department of Natural Resource Sciences Macdonald Campus; McGill University Position Summary: Develop course materials for an online course on Google Earth Engine. Develop
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: - High-throughput computational design of Nb-based anode materials for rechargeable implantable medical devices - Collaboration with academic (McCalla group) and industrial (Medtronic) experimental
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on their ClinCard payment Preparing study material and supplies, in accordance with the Study Protocols and Manual of Procedures Ensuring regulatory compliance with institutional and national guidelines and
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other research instruments Drafts Research Ethics Board applications and amendments Contributes to knowledge exchange materials (e.g., newsletters, reports, research papers, advocacy tools
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research projects (e.g., recruitment materials, interview guides, consultation agenda, questionnaire item banks) Participate in PBRN team meetings as well as any relevant meetings at clinical sites Maintain
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: - To synthesize, assemble, and characterize bio-inspired materials - To work with advanced experimental methods - To gain experience supervising undergraduate students - To assist in writing grant and manuscripts
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University of Toronto | Downtown Toronto University of Toronto Harbord, Ontario | Canada | 7 days ago
on pedagogical best practices and educational technology tools) Providing feedback to instructors on the effectiveness of their course materials (including providing individualized feedback and support to
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. Preference will be given to those accepted or registered in a Community and Population Health Sciences graduate program (CHEP). To Apply: Interested applicants must include the following in their application
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on Canadian Servicemen of WW1. Submit summaries on the relevance and significance of archival material or data found. Adheres to guidelines concerning the confidentiality and respectful treatment of results
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and monitoring waste removal Working with Chemistry core facilities for support requirements to support research projects e.g. mechanical and electronic services, IT and stores Carrying out routine data