19 solid-mechanics "ML4Q Matter and Light for Quantum Computing" Fellowship positions at University of British Columbia
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Academic Job Category Faculty Non Bargaining Job Title Postdoctoral Fellowship on Rock Mechanics Department Research | Eberhardt, E | Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences | Faculty of Science
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We are seeking a highly motivated Postdoctoral Researcher with expertise in rock mechanics, triaxial testing, and acoustic emission analysis. The successful candidate will contribute to cutting-edge
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to offer undergraduate and graduate engineering degrees in Electrical, Civil, Mechanical, and Manufacturing specializations. The campus is situated in one of the most scenic and appealing regions in Canada
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Academic Job Category Faculty Non Bargaining Job Title Postdoctoral Fellowship on Critical Metals in Canada sedimentary rocks-2 Department Research | Hickey, K | Department of Earth and Ocean
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The Mineral Deposit Research Unit, hosted in the Department of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences at the University of British Columbia is seeking two postdoctoral researchers to work on a NSERC
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failure mechanisms; Design and execute experiments in the lab; Summarize results to share with team members and stakeholders; Serve as the technical point of contact with industrial/academic/government
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participate in projects based on candidate’s desire concentrated on investigating genetics of Huntington disease, molecular mechanisms of Huntington disease pathogenesis and development of novel therapeutics
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. The application themes deal with major societal issues, such as carbon neutrality, raw material scarcity, circular economy, etc. Mechanical Engineering The candidate will be expected to contribute to the Mechanical
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Biodiversity Change: Connectivity and Multiscale Biodiversity Processes A Sentinels of Change Alliance postdoctoral fellowship Project: Biodiversity change is occurring in every ecosystem on earth, reflecting
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understanding of the underlying mechanisms of pain Translating basic science discoveries into practice Improving techniques to measure pain Developing new and more personalized treatment approaches Alternative