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. Working in collaboration with Polymorphic Biosciences, the successful candidate will use syngeneic mouse models to define barriers to effective anti-tumor immunity and evaluate whether mRNA–lipid
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University of British Columbia Department of Surgery | Northern British Columbia Fort Nelson, British Columbia | Canada | about 2 months ago
and data analysis software preferred). Ability to exercise tact, discretion and confidentiality. Ability to contribute to a respectful, cooperative and supportive work environment. Ability to work both
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, giving them cross-disciplinary networking and peer-learning opportunities they might not have otherwise in their careers. Over the two-year fellowship, fellows divide their time between their partner
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approaches (e.g., using R, NetLogo, or similar) Working knowledge of ecological (especially landscape ecology) research methodology and biostatistics Computer proficiency, including use of statistical software
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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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systems Working knowledge of ecological (especially landscape ecology) research methodology and advanced biostatistics Computer proficiency, including use of statistical software for spatial analyses
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be considered where the research career has been interrupted by circumstances such as parental responsibilities or illness. A background in AI, machine learning, statistics, database design, software
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CHILD-BRIGHT is a pan-Canadian patient-oriented research (POR) network that focuses on creating brighter futures for children with brain-based developmental disabilities (BDD) and their families
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, what architectures do they need, how can computing be done on them - Developing software for efficient comparisons and resource estimation - Exploratory research in novel computing methods, code
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, DSI Partner organizations/institutions are: Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute, University Health Network, and The Hospital For Sick Children. To be considered for the Fellowship, applicants must