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of translating fundamental discoveries into improved health outcomes for Canadians. The laboratory studies the epigenetic mechanisms governing cellular identity and disease across normal and pathological settings
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The Azrieli International Postdoctoral Fellowship supports the best and brightest minds in their postdoctoral research, connecting them with world-class academics and leading researchers
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-based studies is preferred. Skills Strong background in human nutrition, energy metabolism, and/or exercise physiology. Knowledge of endocrine physiology, particularly ovarian sex hormones and their
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. Job Summary/Description Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Gates Group in the Department of Chemistry at The University of British Columbia. This position will report to Dr. Derek Gates, as part of a
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using innovative methodologies or interdisciplinary approaches. This fellowship is applicant-driven, independently structured, and subject-specific. Applicants should apply only if their primary field
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approaches. This fellowship is applicant-driven, independently structured, and subject-specific. Applicants should apply only if their primary field of research is law and technology, broadly understood
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health in basic science, clinical, health service and population health studies where appropriate. Applicants will be required to articulate this within their application. Sex and Gender in Health
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passion for studying brain disease, a proven track record of productivity, a strong work ethics, and evidence of creativity and scientific independence. Organizational Status The Postdoctoral Fellow will
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years, with the possibility of extension subject to satisfactory performance and availability of funding. The fellow will work under the direct supervision of Prof. Sophia Frangou, President’s Excellence
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-funded mixed-method study: Safety Advisory Framework for Effective Risk communication (SAFER). The 4-year project is to develop and evaluate an audit-and-feedback intervention to improve the uptake