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partner organizations, and a multi-disciplinary team of ecologists, soil scientists, landscape ecologists, environmental economists, and social scientists to examine carbon sequestration, co-benefits
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ecologists, soil scientists, landscape ecologists, environmental economists, and social scientists to examine carbon sequestration, co-benefits, and adoption potential of restoring perennial plantings (e.g
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human physiological structure, neurobiology, psychosomatic medicine, and human health pathogenesis. Have a clear understanding of the interaction mechanism between human physical and mental health
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organizations, and a multi-disciplinary team of ecologists, soil scientists, landscape ecologists, environmental economists, and social scientists to examine carbon sequestration, co-benefits, and adoption
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Canadian universities, seven partner organizations, and a multi-disciplinary team of ecologists, soil scientists, landscape ecologists, environmental economists, and social scientists to examine
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- $65,000/annually. University of British Columbia, Perrin Laboratory (https://perrin.chem.ubc.ca/) We are seeking a highly motivated DNA/Aptamer Chemist to join a multidisciplinary research team
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University of British Columbia - Okanagan | Northern British Columbia (Fort Nelson), British Columbia | Canada | 26 days ago
wildland fires and/or suppression activities in soil and water, including potential links to human and ecosystem health. The position will join UBC’s Centre for Wildfire Coexistence and build on UBC
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. Gerhard Herzberg received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1971, "for his contributions to the knowledge of electronic structure and geometry of molecules, particularly free radicals." Dr. Gerhard Herzberg
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. Gerhard Herzberg received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1971, "for his contributions to the knowledge of electronic structure and geometry of molecules, particularly free radicals." Dr. Gerhard Herzberg
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approaches across the protein design pipeline. Research programs may leverage structure-based models, protein language models, generative AI, or novel hybrid approaches. Areas of interest include, but are