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outcomes The StrokeCog post-doctoral competition has some unique features: It aims to award two of the four PDFs to people who come from under-represented communities. Its application process considers a
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to improving lives in local communities, across Canada, and around the world. We welcome applications from early-career legal scholars whose research examines the relationships among law, technology, governance
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, the Peter A. Allard School of Law offers an inspiring environment for scholars and students to explore law’s role in society and to contribute to improving lives in local communities, across Canada, and
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sciences, and the arts. Fellows of the College for Life Sciences are invited to become part of this “learning community”. Our goal is to promote a kind of science that transcends disciplinary boundaries and
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of the 14 NRC research centres . This can include collaboration with industry and other partners. Community The scientific atmosphere at the NRC is vibrant and collegial, with staff ranging from young
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on medical cannabis from basic science, clinical, health services and policy perspectives Improving self-management tools and technology enablers to help manage and communicate about pain Osteoarthritis (OA
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establish them in leadership positions within the Atmospheric and Geospace Sciences community. Fellowships are awards to individual Fellows, not institutions, and are administered by the Fellows. AGS has made
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of their fellowship. Besides a passion for the research itself, what Branco Weiss Fellows and Alumni also have in common is a flair for communicating beyond their own field of study and with society at large
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The Gulf Research Program’s Science Policy Fellowship program helps scientists hone their skills by putting them to practice for the benefit of Gulf Coast communities and ecosystems. Fellows gain
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genetics Experience with disease model systems a plus Proven ability to multi-task in a deadline oriented environment with minimal supervision Effective oral and written communication