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: Steinberg Centre for Simulation and Interactive Learning (SCSIL) The Surgical Performance Enhancement and Robotics (SuPER) Centre in collaboration with Steinberg Centre for Simulation and Interactive
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the intersections of medicine, media, politics, and society. Collaborate with faculty supervisors and other researchers within the Department of Social Studies of Medicine on ongoing research initiatives and grant
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independently. Time management skills, with the ability to work on multiple projects concurrently and meet deadlines. Organizational, collaboration, and interpersonal skills. Education and experience: Ph.D. in
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diagnostic hypotheses with traceable reasoning and evidence support. Main responsibilities The Postdoctoral Researcher will work closely with the CERC research team and collaborators to: Develop and evaluate
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, effectiveness, and quality of cancer care. The incumbent will be co-supervised by Professor Talía Malagón and Professor Armen Aprikian and will collaborate with an interdisciplinary team of researchers
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Postdoctoral Researcher who will focus on establishment and development of Al strategies for the study of various pathological entities with translational potential. The postdoc will collaborate with
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of mild traumatic brain injury and will contextualize findings to other projects within the lab and across collaborations. The Postdoctoral Researcher in this lab will receive strong mentorship and career
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to active international collaborations, including with the Broad Institute / Harvard, UCSD, Stanford, Kyoto University, Uppsala University, and the Type 2 Diabetes Global Genetics Consortium. Representative
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is a strong asset. Knowledge and training experience in cancer biology and/or epigenetics is a strong asset. Good capabilities to work independently and to lead a project. Good collaborative skills and
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demonstrate: an excellent record of academic achievement; a strong publication record relative to career stage; excellent written and oral communication skills; experience working collaboratively within