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: Conducts and manage research project using established funded protocol and procedures with minimal supervision from PI. Oversees and assists with the development and execution of questionnaires, recruitment
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information about the laboratory can be found here Epigenomics Laboratory (EGL) . Project This project is part of a multidisciplinary research program aimed at understanding the epigenetic and clonal evolution
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. The incumbent will conduct independent and collaborative research, compile and synthesize findings, and contribute to ongoing project discussions and development. Key Responsibilities Conduct research
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contact information of two academic referees. RESPONSIBILITIES Lead the design, development, and execution of population-based epidemiologic studies examining cancer diagnosis, treatment patterns
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applicable: Citizenship & Immigration Canada, Immigration Quebec and Human Resources & Skills Development Canada (HRSDC). Hourly Salary: $30.54 Hours per Week: 35 (Full time) Location: McGill College 2001
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. This part-time research position supports the development and expansion of virtual simulation environments for research and educational purposes in mining and mineral processing. RESPONSIBILITIES: Conducts
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tasks. Assists with recruitment activities, development of recruitment materials/campaigns, phone screening, pre-screening assessments, study communications with potential participants. Cleans, sterilizes
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to the development of advanced statistical frameworks and computational tools for analyzing high-dimensional biological and environmental data. The position will specifically focus on: • Development of multivariate
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experiments whenever necessary and training other members. The candidate will be expected to present their work both internally and externally and contribute to the development of manuscripts. The preferred
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, development of SOPs and protocols, and ensuring compliance with ethical standards. The role also involves coordinating the collection, transport, processing, and cataloging of biospecimens from collaborating