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Physics / Heavy-ion collisions Appl Deadline: 2025/11/17 11:59PM (posted 2025/10/03) Position Description: Apply Position Description The nuclear/subatomic theory group at McGill University invites
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Description: Apply Position Description Theory of superconducting quantum devices & circuit QED Postdoc positions in quantum computing About the Theory of Superconducting Quantum Devices group Led by Alexandre
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, Australia, and the Netherlands. The project offers access to large-scale, multi-site neuroimaging datasets, advanced analytical tools, and a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment. Work environment: The
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multimodal data (video, self-report, physiological sensors, automatic facial recognition software) that examines CER in multiple contrasting contexts. And (3) Advance educational theory and practice by
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mission. Eligibility and Requirements We’re seeking pragmatic and applied scholars who are eager to produce research that informs real-world action, not just theory. Applicants must have: A recent PhD
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the interplay between neuromodulatory systems and cortical processing during foraging behavior. Project Overview: The successful candidate will lead a project investigating the neuronal processes supporting
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development experience using Python, ROS2 and software engineering techniques. Extensive knowledge of ML, DL and RL tools, theory and applications. Before applying, please note that to work at McGill University
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related field (chemistry, food science, biochemistry, etc.). Strong proven background (published work in peer-reviewed journals) in analytical chemistry (non-targeted analysis of plastic related
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to multi-task in a deadline oriented environment with minimal supervision Effective oral and written communication, and interpersonal skills Exceptional analytical and problem-solving capabilities Excellent
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the EarthCARE Cloud Profiling Radar (CPR) Doppler velocity observations. Lead the development of data products for convective systems for the upcoming WIVERN mission, employing a combination of forward and