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a multi-disciplinary environment. Understanding and commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion. Term: one year, commencing October 1st, 2026 Salary: $67,000 / year + benefits Application process
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writing (a published article, unpublished paper or chapter); and 4) the names of three referees to provide letters upon request. Applicants who do not have a completed PhD at the time of application must
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interdisciplinary research project at the intersection of spatial computing, AI, and surgical education. This one-year position will focus on the research on next-generation educational technologies for self-paced
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of Physical and Occupational Therapy - Professors Aliki Thomas and Sara Ahmed Position Summary: The School of Physical and Occupational Therapy at McGill University invites applications for a one-year
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activities, including the pursuit of external fellowship and salary award opportunities, to establish an independent and impactful research profile. QUALIFICATIONS PhD in Epidemiology, Health Services Research
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Department: Physics [Ultrasound and Microbubble Therapy Laboratory] Position supervisor: Professor Raffi Karshafian Contract length: One year with potential for extension Hours of work per week
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if preferred Compensation: $55,000 per year, inclusive of 4% vacation pay, plus 6% in lieu of benefits Application Process: Please submit the following as one PDF document: A one-page cover letter explaining
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for this position is $145,000–165,000 per year, commensurate with qualifications and experience. APPLICATION PROCESS Applications must be submitted electronically through Interfolio by August 7, 2026 (https
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flights. The successful candidate will be expected to take a leadership role in the detector development, including testing, optimization, and calibration. A PhD in experimental astroparticle physics, high
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. The selected post-doctoral researcher will join the research group for a period of one year. Full compensations and benefits are provided. We seek applications from early-career researchers of all regions