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Pathways Program. The Mobilize Award provides funding for collaborative knowledge mobilization activities that facilitate the design, production, and translation of research that is impactful and relevant
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of paxillin phosphorylation in regulating cell migration. The focus will be on developing advanced bioimaging technologies in collaboration with graduate students in the laboratory for these studies including
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will help lead efforts to design and manage online surveys, data collection, analysis, and coordinate with partner organizations. The incumbent will be working with Montreal Mobility survey data
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: Develop advanced bioimaging methods and apply them to study the molecular mechanisms that paxillin and its binding partners use to regulate cell migration. Will learn cell biology, advanced microscopy
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In 2014 the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) initiated the PRIME programme to support the international mobility of postdoctoral researchers by temporary positions at German universities in
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skills and expertise are necessary. In addition, depending on interest and experience, the postdoctoral researcher will also have to opportunity to conduct studies in cell and animal models. Working in a
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McGill University | North Peel Regional Municipality Kleinburg, Ontario | Canada | about 1 month ago
patient communities, advocacy groups, healthcare practitioners, and other stakeholders, where appropriate to the research program. Support knowledge mobilization activities and contribute
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postdoctoral fellowship. The successful candidate will join a national interdisciplinary research program examining rehabilitation as a critical component of Canada's health and social systems. The postdoctoral
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and inclusion as fundamental to our institutional culture. Our current academic plan outlines each as core values and we work to embed them in all that we do. Toronto Metropolitan University welcomes
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: Programming proficiency in at least R or Python (ideally both), plus comfortable use of Unix/Linux shell. Hands-on experience with high-performance computing (Slurm/PBS or equivalent) and/or cloud computing