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(CDF) are for applicants who hold a doctoral degree from a non-biological discipline (e.g. physics, chemistry, mathematics, engineering or computer sciences) and who have not worked in the life sciences
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project. Co-supervisors can be drawn from the same academic unit, as long as they represent different disciplines. The primary and co-supervisors must have a budgetary appointment either at the University
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postdoctoral levy), or only the gross salary, in which case, the faculty/unit/department would be responsible for covering the additional employer costs. Units/departments have the option and are encouraged
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laboratory facility and a preclinical imaging facility. Trainees can gain hands-on experience with cutting edge instrumentation while working with an outstanding group of technical and health physics support
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, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), or who have attended two-year colleges and minority-serving institutions for undergraduate or graduate school, or plan to conduct their Fellowship activities at one
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funding early career researchers since its foundation in 1979. Since 2021, the foundation supports the “ZUKOnnect Fellowship” with the Manfred-Ulmer scholarship – a scholarship programme they have been
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standards for major industry labs like OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Salesforce. We focus on grounding, feedback, and synthetic data to build agents that reason and act effectively across digital and
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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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ideally suited to post-doctoral researchers early in their career and more established academics alike who wish to pursue a career bridging academia and policy making with a specialization on China
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Postdoctoral Fellows (PDFs) are individuals who have completed a doctoral degree and who are seeking further training in a particular area of research. As valued members of the UBC community, PDFs