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potential of restoring perennial plantings (e.g., hedgerows, windbreaks, riparian restoration) in Canadian agricultural landscapes. The Postdoctoral Research Fellow (PDF) will support the Spatial Science
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, riparian restoration) in Canadian agricultural landscapes. The Postdoctoral Research Fellow (PDF) will support the Spatial Science/Synthesis component of the project, to integrate and synthesize project-wide
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plantings (e.g., hedgerows, windbreaks, riparian restoration) in Canadian agricultural landscapes. The Postdoctoral Research Fellow (PDF) will support the Spatial Science/Synthesis component of the project
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analyzing genomic, transcriptomic, proteomic, spatial multi-omics, imaging, or other high-dimensional biological datasets. · Proficiency in R and/or Python for computational biology and bioinformatics
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, evidenced by peer-reviewed publications. · Strong research experience in computational biology, bioinformatics, or genomics. · Experience analyzing genomic, transcriptomic, proteomic, spatial multi-omics
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and organoid platforms, genome engineering technologies, advanced microscopy, spectral flow cytometry, single-cell and spatial genomics, proteomics and biomarker laboratories, and high-performance
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nanoparticle (mRNA–LNP) vaccination can generate antigen-specific immune priming and promote intratumoral immune engagement. The project combines tumor immunology, flow cytometry, spatial and molecular immune
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, spatial, and farmer-generated datasets to investigate patterns and drivers of perennial restoration establishment across British Columbia. In close collaboration with project partners, government agencies
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disease progression. · Apply spatially resolved genomic technologies to identify immune-tumor interactions and mechanisms of immune evasion. · Explore epigenetic dependencies arising from
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troubleshooting. · Lead genomic analysis and integration of multi-omics data including microbiome and cell stress phenotypes. · Lead collaboration with spatial transcriptomics and functional genomics