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Academic Job Category Faculty Non Bargaining Job Title Postdoctoral Fellow - Protein Engineering and Biomaterials Department Research | Li Lab | Department of Chemistry | Faculty of Science
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fellow will join a team composed of data scientists, software engineers, and medical trainees. This position is anticipated to be partly funded through a Mitacs Elevate grant. Project Context SOZO
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for spatial analyses, such as ArcGIS, QGIS, R, Google Earth Engine Interest or experience integrating social and ecological data is an asset Communications & Collaboration : A record of independent research
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encephalitis, and related neurological disorders. The project combines human induced pluripotent stem cell (hiPSC) technology, brain organoids, genome engineering, advanced imaging, systems immunology, and high
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advanced biostatistics Computer proficiency, including use of statistical software for spatial analyses, such as ArcGIS, QGIS, R, Google Earth Engine Experience assembling, organizing, and analysing large
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, such as ArcGIS, QGIS, R, Google Earth Engine Experience assembling, organizing, and analysing large ecological or spatial datasets is an asset Experience using diverse spatial approaches and metrics
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) Posting End Date July 24, 2026 Note: Applications will be accepted until 11:59 PM on the Posting End Date. This position is subject to the satisfactory completion of required background checks Job End Date
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mammary epithelial cell systems · Mouse and genetically engineered cancer models · High-content and live-cell imaging · Tumor evolution and therapeutic response modeling Research
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Research Institute and UBC, investigates how cell division is regulated at the molecular and tissue level, and how its disruption contributes to hereditary cancers and pediatric malignancies (https
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regulated at the molecular and tissue level, and how its disruption contributes to hereditary cancers and pediatric malignancies (https://bcchr.ca/maxwell-lab ). Key areas include: Mechanisms of cell